I know I’m biased because we’ve been involved in BeWILDerwood from the outset, but to see the way that my kids played and our friends kids played and how they all slept on the way home, it was an absolutely brilliant day out for very many families. Bring on the new season.
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Burnley have bought a new ‘logo’ that isn’t really a logo but a clever rotating computer graphic. And it seems to have caused a bit of a stir judging by 70+ comments within a day of being shown on the Under Consideration website.Is it a nice piece? Yes, I think so. Does it represent Burnley? Err no.
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Yellow pages used to be one of those businesses that you relied upon to provide calls that lead to sales. but Yellow Pages or Yell hasn’t evolved, and they are signing their own death warrant. There’s a slightly different logo on the site (whoopee) but it is in effect, exactly the same product as when they launched it to the market – before Google were any form of force – in 1996
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According to Piston Heads, the Delorean may be on its way back. As a sort of merger between the brand name of Delorean and the engineering of the Pontiac Solstice. There have been some sketches released that point to a cool looking new sports coupe. I think the name alone is good enough to get people to take notice.
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If this video is to be believed, then BMW are beginning to use Augmented Reality in training their mechanics to repair and maintain their cars. I think this undermines the skill of a good time served technician and effectively ‘deskills’ the entire rol
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Last night, we won a DBA design effectiveness gold award for our work with BeWILDerwood. For a little agency like ours, this is amazing for it to be recognised by the very top people in our industry and beyond. The awards are given for the effectiveness of the work, rather than just how good it looks. It’s always been our target to get one or two, so for our first to be a gold is just fabulous.
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if this isn’t the future of how we look for and buy houses, I’m a Dutchman. Oh, this is a Dutch company, but with great technology and one that is sure to translate somehow into our augmented reality future. The key question for a branding agency and one that we should all be considering is [...]
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We have a client who is totally dedicated to what he’s doing and wants to tell the world. Lee English of Nottingham Hoods basketball team describes himself as someone who has never done that much with his life before now, but has set up a new team from scratch and is playing this new team in the National League – Quite successfully too.
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