FaceBook Pages Tips…
Jan 12th, 2011 by Simon
Useful read… lots of points worth considering…
Jan 12th, 2011 by Simon
Useful read… lots of points worth considering…
Jan 9th, 2011 by Simon
Found Google Demo Slam through Gareth Kay’s superb “stuff he liked in 2010” – which is worth a read for starters.
Watched this one – loved it – lord knows how much more there is to see!
Jan 8th, 2011 by Simon

Sweet, engaging, little movie. I found it by accident, although it’s clearly getting some major interest with over 16 million views.
Jan 6th, 2011 by Simon
Nike’s new “Better World” web site – there’s a great video there, but I can’t find an external link to it. So you’ll have to go to see it. The way the page moves in layers is a beautiful bit of design – look for that while you’re there as well as reading about the genuinely useful efforts listed!
Jan 5th, 2011 by Simon
Dec 18th, 2010 by Simon
Project for Awesome has done a very neat link with YouTube, using a little logo attached to the YouTube logo (top left).

Have a look at what they’re doing on their YouTube channel and at their site (the quick precis being “mass charity awareness/action using YouTube videos”). Comments gain corporate donations, links help build it. It’s charity done viral. Awesome stuff.
Incidentally, Megan Fox is not a part of this (to my knowledge). Her appearing in the main snapshot above is pure fluke, however awesome you might think she is!
A stunning car, and the intro video featuring the stunt is a bit of fun… Tied into A Small World marketing email written by a member, introducing it all. Some nice little sound touches in there. Photography lives up to the standard you want from Mercedes.
Dec 8th, 2010 by Simon
I worked on the Sneakerpedia idea with the guys and girls at Nitro back at the beginning of 2010. And it was one of those ideas that’s good enough to remember. I’ve been looking out for it to launch for a while now and I just found something…
Look forward to seeing it in full glory. This, I’m hoping, will be truly great.
Nov 29th, 2010 by Simon

Beautiful “Sound Sculptures” from Canon Pixma… courtesy of Dentsu.