Archive | August, 2009

Mr. DeMille, I Am Ready for My Close-up

Oops! Twitter is down!

Is the use of social media by children and teens, or lack thereof, the best arbiter of its future in campaigns and is marketing? Does it harbinger the end of the era? Or is it missing the forest for the trees?

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Gimme a Shot of That Triple Vision

Edenspiek­ermann has developed a provocative custom typeface and logo for Utrecht City Theatre. While striking, it raises a question of branding and legibility – can the two be exclusive?

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One Social Media Strategy. Five Vicious Killers.

Beware the Tweets of March

There are five vicious assassins looking to take down your social media campaign, and if you are not careful, they’ll stop your strategy dead in its tracks. Here’s how to be Chance Boudreaux to their Emil Fouchon.

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The Tower of Pointless Babble

The Tower of Babel was a really ambitious first version of Jenga.

A new report from Pear Analytics says that 40% of tweets can be termed “pointless babble”. But how do you quantify that, and how do you know there isn’t a listening audience?

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Hands of Twilight

Few hands in the world are as well known as Kimbra Hickey’s – the model whose delicate upturned palms can be seen on the cover of the best-selling twilight.

Peace and Plenty

Peace and Plenty

Peace and Plenty Antiques wanted a design that would match their Revolutionary War-era and early 19th century collectibles.

Project Grace

Project GRACE

As a pro-bono project, Union developed the website for the program to end homelessness in Alachua County, earning us a Business of the Year award in 2010.