As the golf myth prepares for his return, Nike is broadcasting a loud emotional message.
Because they can’t just make it go away, They use a father figure to scold him gently like a young kid.
“… I want to know what your thinking WAS …
… DID you learn anything …”
The past tense implies that Tiger’s inappropriate behavior is a thing of the past.
And if his own father can forgive him, why can’t you?
Stickybits brings real-life objects to your social networks. It’s a fun and social way to attach digital content to any physical object, and embed it into your digital life.
Not super advanced technology, just a clever idea: Anyone with a mobile can scan a bar-code and attach content to it (comment, photo, video, music, PDF file, ZIP file, friends tag, location tag…) All content posted is broadcast through your facebook and twitter and you can follow the object moving on a map.
You can leave a message on your friend’s coffee cup, explain to everyone how the darn printer works by attaching a tutorial video, or listen to your clients comments on your product…
Well… that is exactly what this funny experiment is trying to find out by tracking keywords on Twitter, and launching a poetic race around the world between Christmas Spirit, Commercialism, Credit Crunch, and Religion.
Introducing The Cipher Glass: A beautiful concept designed by Damjan Stankovic, an award wining designer based in Belgrade, Serbia.
Empty, the glass resembles a meaningless colorful mosaic. Full, it reveals the name of the liquid poured into it.
Though the Cipher glass is complex in appearance, it is in fact based on a very simple idea:
Differently coloured squares are scattered across the glass surface in a seemingly random pattern. Their position, however, is hardly accidental. The true purpose of the glass mosaic is revealed when coloured liquid is poured into it – orange juice, milk, or Coca-Cola.
The pattern of shapes and empty spaces on the glass, combined with the colour of the liquid inside the glass, form a word that reveals exactly which drink you are having. Each side of the glass is reserved for a specific drink.
Besides being a novelty item with entertainment value it can also serve as a marketing item for beverage companies as it has a strong promotional potential… And we love that!
Wyclef Jean (aka @wyclef, aka Toussaint St Jean) is using his Twitter showing 1 million+ followers and TwitVid (Twitter+Video) to launch his new Mixtape EP “Walk Away”.
Some funny stuff man, happened to me,
I signed an autograph for a kid, Clef from The Fugees,
Kid looked at me, said what the hell is a Fugee,
Aint you Will.i.am from the peas,
I’m a fan, but no I aint Will.i.am,
Let me introduce myself to the new generation,
I’m wyclef jean singer, song writer, composer,
In high school I used to be a battle rapper,
Then I got with The Fugees, hi haters,
Fifteen years later, still sold more records than all of ya’ll put together,
That’s just a piece of the biography of Wyclef Jean,
And when I spit call me Tousaint St. Jean.
HipHopAtLunch.com met up with him to speak about the inspiration behind his Toussaint St. Jean mixtape, his Yéle Haiti Timberland boot, taking classes at Berklee College of Music, and of course his views on Twitter and Facebook…
I Just Made Love shows on the map of the world places where people just made love in real time. What massive social change drives people to be ready to share that level of privacy? Interesting…
The barcode is a technical innovation from inventors Norman Woodland and Bernard Silver that has become an often unnoticed, yet essential, part of modern day life. It is a global standard, where a scanner from any manufacturer can interpret any barcode from anywhere.
It’s a great example of why uniform protocols and standards serve a greater good for everybody, and the same lesson certainly applies to the web!
The TrendWatch is the collective postings of some of the FullSIX Group’s designers, strategists, and consultants on new media and marketing trends. It is meant to be an impromptu think-tank, and is a way for us to share theories and beliefs about how we think communication and connectivity is evolving.
We work for The FullSIX Group; a leading full service marketing agency with digital DNA. From our 15 international offices with over 600 employees, we constantly embrace and encourage innovation to make integrated marketing and communication campaigns that are more accountable and efficient for our clients.
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