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Fri, 18 May 14:02
RT @FastCoDesign: This Gizmo Lets You Draw A UI On Paper, Then Turns It Into A Touchscreen http://t.co/22k4iNK8 #fb
Thu, 17 May 21:20
RT @designworklife: now on dwl: Dorian: New Wine Packaging http://t.co/pZGe5vTN #onDWL
Thu, 17 May 21:18
RT @flip_design: Mohawk Identity | Pentagram http://t.co/uG7PAuMr
Thu, 17 May 20:17
Interesting article: RT @core77: "What it Means to Have a Designer as a Startup Founder" - http://t.co/yBjkswIt
Thu, 17 May 15:36
RT @TazSolutions: #Google Search more intuitive than ever with release of Knowledge Graph http://t.co/IKFhqF85 #tech #web
Tag Archives: politics
My worst nightmare
This Romney logo is weak and not just because it looks like another logo. It feels forced and contrived. Not a great brand for someone whose business it is to connect with people. The story though, is how closely it … Continue reading
Posted in Brand Development, Projects, Updates and Snippets
Tagged brand development, delaware, logo design, politics, small business
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Comcast Direct Response Television is here
Check out this article: It’s about Comcast Direct Response TV. Direct Response TV allows the viewer to use their remote control to interact with or take an action suggested by the content and I just saw a DRTV ad for … Continue reading
Posted in Discoveries
Tagged advertising, direct response marketing, DRTV, media, non-profits, politics, small business
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