Archive for July, 2010

In the mail I sent previously, I quoted Chris Yeo, “People will forget what you did. They will forget what you said. But they will never forget how you made them feel.” A great ad or campaign goes beyond simply touting a product or service and come up with something that taps into the human [...]

The land of the free

23, Jul 2010

One of the wonders of the modern world which has been fuelled by the internet, is the amount of hugely valuable information that is freely available. It is possible to go to university or to learn a musical instrument, listen to music or watch TV, to learn languages or research cultures, to teach yourself how [...]

Seth Godin

22, Jul 2010

I’ve just finished reading What Matters Now a free book recently released by Seth Godin. OK, its less of a book and more of a selection of thoughtpieces by different people, but I like the notion of freevertising, so thought it might be worth reading. Anyway, amongst the various articles, were some nice quotes, which [...]

This week has seen a whole host of emailed links pinging back and forth between Creative and Digital featuring  the latest trickery in building projection and I promised to share some of them more widely. If anyone watched the opening ceremony of last year’s Winter Olympics, you’ll have seen just how far animated projection has [...]

For those who are unaware, earlier today, Martha Lane Fox released a manifesto committing to get everyone in Britain online by the end of the Olympics. Whatever you may think of the report, or Ms Lane Fox’s motives for publishing such a garish document (her government quango was cut in the first round of Government [...]

Nice ad placement…

9, Jul 2010

Need I say more?

Gongs and Wrongs

9, Jul 2010

After Wednesday night’s celebrations (and deliberations over Agency of the Year) it seemed like a good week to focus on awards and judging angst. In a week that saw both the CIPDs and the AGR being announced, I thought we’d take a break from our part of the world and look over the fence into [...]

As you may have noticed I am not Andy Hyatt, I am Tom the new digital designer who started last month, and Andy has asked me to guest produce this weeks Friday email. I may not know quite as much about the world of digital as Andy but I hope to bring you some interesting [...]


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