Flickermood 2.0 from Sebastian Lange on Vimeo.
SHANG-CHI : 5/06/2009 09:04:00 AM
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Wednesday, May 06, 2009
The next level of experimental typographic orgy
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Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Butterball SMS
Starting before Thanksgiving, Butterball offered free SMS advice for cooking turkeys. Spawning for there already successful turkey hotline that has been around for years, this SMS program was a nice fit. I received the last message today (until next October that is).
SHANG-CHI : 1/28/2009 11:28:00 AM
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Saturday, December 20, 2008
Sing With The King
Record a duet with Elvis over the phone and send it as an Xmas card.
Record a duet with Elvis over the phone and send it as an Xmas card.
Labels: xmas cards
SHANG-CHI : 12/20/2008 08:28:00 AM
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Thursday, December 18, 2008
A Great Piece on iPhone Apps & Marketers
From The Toad Stool by Alan Wolk
http://tangerinetoad.blogspot.com/2008/12/lemmings.html
"Today, in conference rooms at ad agencies all across America, the following words will be uttered "And we can make it an iPhone app."
That statement will be met with great glee and approval.
The iPhone app in question will not be anything potentially useful like the Amazon store app or fun and quirky like Ocarina. It will be a game centered around the client's product, something like "use the Clorox bleach to get the stains off the t-shirt." (If the agency is really thinking today, different stains will be worth different point amounts.)
The account team will have insisted that the app be required to capture names and email addresses, since that is the only way the agency could sell it into the client. The client will appreciate that.
The creative team will have spent several hours and several thousand dollars of billable time creating comps of the game as well as several variations on the little icon that lives on the iPhone screen. The client will appreciate that less.
Everyone will clap and cheer and congratulate themselves for being so forward thinking and so digitally savvy.
There will be close to 20 people in the room and not a single one of them will think to ask "Why on earth would anybody want to download this thing?""
(there are some good comments too)
http://tangerinetoad.blogspot.com/2008/12/lemmings.html
"Today, in conference rooms at ad agencies all across America, the following words will be uttered "And we can make it an iPhone app."
That statement will be met with great glee and approval.
The iPhone app in question will not be anything potentially useful like the Amazon store app or fun and quirky like Ocarina. It will be a game centered around the client's product, something like "use the Clorox bleach to get the stains off the t-shirt." (If the agency is really thinking today, different stains will be worth different point amounts.)
The account team will have insisted that the app be required to capture names and email addresses, since that is the only way the agency could sell it into the client. The client will appreciate that.
The creative team will have spent several hours and several thousand dollars of billable time creating comps of the game as well as several variations on the little icon that lives on the iPhone screen. The client will appreciate that less.
Everyone will clap and cheer and congratulate themselves for being so forward thinking and so digitally savvy.
There will be close to 20 people in the room and not a single one of them will think to ask "Why on earth would anybody want to download this thing?""
(there are some good comments too)
SHANG-CHI : 12/18/2008 10:59:00 PM
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Augmented Realty Mobile Phone Tennis Game
My guess is the game is slow and unresponsive but totally awesome(in a geek sorta way) the first time.
My guess is the game is slow and unresponsive but totally awesome(in a geek sorta way) the first time.
SHANG-CHI : 12/18/2008 12:53:00 PM
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