Umbrellas up, heads down – how to still get your message seen
East Asian agency Ogilvy Asia have created a campain to promote holidays to Hong Kong residents as they battle through the rainy season. I’m not sure how durable the water […]
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East Asian agency Ogilvy Asia have created a campain to promote holidays to Hong Kong residents as they battle through the rainy season. I’m not sure how durable the water […]
Read moreI’ve been meaning to recommend the BBC Digital Human radio show and podcast since my wife found it a few weeks ago and it’s one of those programs that […]
Read moreRed Bull is not a typical company. Most people think it’s a company which makes an energy drink and sponsors lots of adventure sports, and they’re half right. […]
Read moreLiz Ryan has written a piece at forbes.com titled “What Business Jargon Says About Us“. I found two things particularly interesting. Firstly the fact that most jargon relates […]
Read moreFirstly, lets get this out the way: I don’t condone grafitti, but do enjoy street art, and think there can be a happy medium. In London’s E1, a street artist […]
Read moreJust what we need, more tweets filling our timelines with messages from companies trying to “engage” with people through with tenuous links to an anniversary, event or religious […]
Read moreA small London based charity The Pilion Trust have released a fundraising advert based on a social experiment testing the public’s opinion of poor people (contains swearing). Like […]
Read moreThis stock video advertises why you shouldn’t use stock video “Stock footage brand Dissolve puts its product to good use to call out lazy marketers peddling empty ideas.” […]
Read moreWhen people think of designing a website, not a lot of thought is often given to the user experience of the privacy policy, legal disclaimer or other “dull” […]
Read moreManaging Partner and Vice President of Services at The Henderson Group, Terry Gault has posted a list of the 10 most common rookie presentation mistakes on the Prezi blog. […]
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