Using photography to promote a borough
Council websites can often be a bit bland looking; lots of text, any imagery is straight from a stock library and usually struggles to properly relate to the content.
One...
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April fools roundup
Google Motion
More at mail.google.com/mail/help/motion.html
Helvetica
Google Helvetica search: http://www.google.co.uk/search?ie=UTF-8&q=helvetica
Playmobil
Playmobil...
For frustrated fox hunters – Horse Boarding
Tweed loving countryside residents need a new sport to replace fox hunting and I think that professional stuntman Daniel Fowler-Prime has the answer.
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Passive aggressive rocket science
The Passive Aggressive Notes blog is a great collection of anger fuelled outbursts from the non-confrontational members of society.
The latest contribution has...
Sexy google
Our corporate firewall at work got a bit over excited today and decided to block www.google.co.uk as it had been categorised as “sex”
Someone somewhere...
Charlie Brooker isn’t a fan of the iPad
First he did a nice piece on Newswipe (the example of content delivery is nice):
And then last night on 10 O’Clock Live was quick to jump on the iPad 2...
Adam and Joe return to 6music
And about bloody time. They resume service in April, Adam writes on their official blog:
“I can’t wait to get back to our show on Saturdays, I’ve...
Placebos, and thinking of brands having the same effect
There’s a great video on Geary Behavioural Economics Blog whic offers some startling facts about placebos, including how colour, shape, size and volume can...
Great new blog: thepeopleonthetube
I found a great new blog today: thepeopleonthetube.wordpress.com.
It highlights one of the things I miss about working/travelling/living in London – the...
Did you mean “how kmy next bill chang?”
Have you ever searched for something on the O2 website?
I have.
I tried searching for “how my next bill will change”. The website helpfully suggested...
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