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1. Dictionaries - MozillaZine Knowledge Base
   http://kb.mozillazine.org/Dictionaries
   How to install and un-install dictionaries in firefox. Trick is /usr/lib/firefox-VERSION/dictionaries/ (files can be extracted from the xpi).
   25-01-2012 to british english, dictionary, en-gb, engb, english, en_gb, firefox, gb, languages, uk, united kingdom
2. Duedil | Companies House | Directors Search | Companies House UK | UK Companies House | Company Credit Check
   http://www.duedil.com/
   Free access to companies house data with a social overlay. Potentially includes data that Companies House charge for.
   05-11-2011 to annual reports, companies house, credit check, directors, financials, limited company, ltd, research, shareholders, uk
3. Simple online hosted CRM for small business, SMEs and sales teams | Capsule CRM
   http://capsulecrm.com/
   Looks like a British version of HighRise. Super simple CRM / contact management aimed at small businesses with less of a "sales process" than the typical CRM complication. £8/user/month.
   13-09-2011 to 37 signals, british, contact management, crm, highrise, hosted crm, salesforce, uk
4. Helping to raise business investment for UK entrepreneurs
   http://www.crowdcube.com/
   Crowdfunding business in the UK. Similar to KickStarter, but focused on actually buying equity rather than a finished product. Seems a lot less polished and much smaller scale that kickstarter.
   08-06-2011 to british, business, crowding, crowdsourcing, ecommerce, entrepreneurship, funding, funding models, kickstart, limited companies, ltd, pledges, startups, uk
5. Bytemark Hosting Home
   http://www.bytemark.co.uk/index
   UK based hosting provider, includes a managed hosting offering. Hat tip Steve Kemp, he works for them.
   11-05-2011 to dedicated servers, hosting, managed hosting, servers, uk, uk hosting, united kingdom, virtual servers, vps
6. Sacked and fined £1,000 for a joke about an airport? | David Mitchell column | Comment is free | The Observer
   http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2010/may/16/britain-turns-serious-david-mitchell
   A Guardian article about a man who lost his job, was arrested, interrogated for many hours, and subsequently fined £1'000 for joking that he'd blow up an airport on twitter. Outrageous.
   18-05-2010 to britain, civil rights, free speech, freedom of speech, human rights, nanny state, oppression, uk

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