One of the quirkier start-ups to have gained coverage from SXSW Interactive is the fun, augmented-reality style Stickybits.
Launched by Seth Goldstein and Billy Chasen, it’s an app which allows you to attach videos, messages, pictures (or any digital media, really) to anything in the real world with a barcode. Giving an example, one of its [...]
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Stickybits: Almost Perfect
April 6th, 2010 by Jessica · 1 Comment
Challenges in crowdsourcing ads
March 29th, 2010 by Iain MacMillan · 1 Comment
I have a couple of potential issues with crowdsourced advertising. Now, I should first make clear that I am not referring to UGC that is subsequently used for marketing purposes. Lord knows, there’s been enough material out of Nike alone to show how effective and imaginative this can be.
No, what i’m specifically referring to is [...]
Sourcing social fuel
January 6th, 2010 by Iain MacMillan · 1 Comment
I’ve been thinking about the type of stimulus or fuel we use to develop ideas for social activities. I think there are two places to look:
1. Resources created within an organisation as a result of product development and business management.
These resources can be reused, re-purposed or re-assembled - and then shared with media, customers or [...]
Social media, meerkats, soap and how to make a great puppet show
November 23rd, 2009 by Matt Rebeiro · No Comments
For a decent long while now i’ve had a post-it on my desk saying “Social media makes the best puppet show solution”. I mean this and mean it pretty much literally. The puppet in question being he of Compare the Market Meerkat, Aleksandr.
Yes, yes yes, i’m coming to the party late and yes, yes, yes, [...]
The creative process within social media
September 19th, 2009 by Iain MacMillan · No Comments
We’re constantly thinking about the best way to foster creativity regarding the use of social technologies (particularly by our clients and their customers), and how to link this creative process seemlessly to the strategic part of our process. It sounds so simple…
Below I’ve reproduced a slide from Tim Berners-Lee’s presentation on the Semantic Web and [...]