Dive into the archives.
- They Rule >> Relationship user interface
Interesting take on social network connections, originally developed in 2001 (redeveloped in 2004). LinkedIn or LinkME would be great candidates to incorporate this kind of interaction in their user interfaces; so users can ’see’ and manipluate their potential social links.Theyrule.net
- Porsche GTS Bloodline behind the scenes (by FI)
Interesting behind the scenes of the making of the Cayenne GTS minisite by the highly respected team at Fantasy Interactive. Also shows off the media capabilities of the blogging platform they are currently developing, Propod.The end result is worth taking a look at: Porsche Cayenne GTS
- THE END OF ADVERTISING (as we know it)
A very interesting read, and positive news for the industry. Document goes into to detail on burgeoning digital advertising mediums, as well as the shift (about time) in the traditional advertising mindset, and the adoption of new content delivery channels (ie. Social Networking, UGC, and Mobile content).
Came across this whilst read Simon Andrews’ digital advertising [...]
- Dutton Sporting Cars
Recently launched for Dutton Sports Cars of Melbourne. Simple, attractive, easy to use site. Now where is our contra??
- Ever wanted to download the internet?
Well BAPE (Nigo’s A Bathing Ape) lets you do it! An interesting direction on keeping your customers up to date, you don’t browse through the site, there is a landing page, with one button, ‘Download’. You then download a small file which then sits on the desktop, and receives up to date content whenever you [...]
- Fancy yourself as a Trader?
Great slow-mo, and a great cause… NOW/media are helping get the word out about the campaign. Think you are pretty handy trading shares? Goto http://www.tradingchallenge.com.au & register to win $50,000!
- New website for Russell Investment Group
New minisite for Russell Invesment Group, from NOW/media.
Let me know what you think.
- McKinsey User Generated Content article
Interesting article by McKinsey quarterly on the corporate benefits of User Generated Content, for those interested.
