Category Archives: Technology
Heard the Buzz About Twitter?
by Andrew Thomas, CCO
If you haven’t heard the buzz about Twitter, you surely will in the next few months. Twitter takes the concept of ‘keep it simple’ to somewhat of an extreme, but in the process, creates a surprisingly useful tool for businesses and bloggers. Continue reading
The Next Net
by John Kelly, Sales and Business Development
In the March 9th edition of BusinessWeek, contributor Stephen Baker explored the concept of “The Next Net,” an extension of the Web 2.0 revolution. Over the past year, Sense Networks, a startup dedicated to leading edge market research, has been … Continue reading
iPhone OS 3.0 and Flash, Do We Care Anymore?
by Matthew Sommer, CFO/Audio Production
With the upcoming release of the new iPhone operating system and software developer’s kit in June, Apple is ready to turn the mobile web-based development market on its ear. At least we can finally be sure of the definite inclusion … Continue reading
The Future of the Internet
by Andrew Thomas, CCO
I’m calling it right now, the future of the Internet: Skittles.com. You might be confused at first, because the new Skittles website is actually just a small box in the top left corner of your browser that controls other web content. … Continue reading
Heard of Hyper-Targeting?
by John Kelly, Sales and Business Development
It’s the industry term for hand-picking the audience you want to advertise to. It’s building a head of steam thanks to social advertising through sites like Facebook and MySpace. It’s been common practice to advertise online to your demographic by … Continue reading
What’s the Agency Approach in 2009?
by Jason Brewer, CEO
We’re all about simplicity and solution-based development. Interactive design should look good and be highly functional at the same time- you don’t have to choose one or the other anymore. Result-oriented campaigns are your best bet. You can do this … Continue reading
E-Ink to Revolutionize the Print World
by Alex Caldwell, Designer
Woodblock printing, the letterpress, and the computer all revolutionized the print design world in their respective time periods. Now in the year 2008, the new technology electronic ink will once again revolutionize the field. Esquire Magazine released its 75th anniversary … Continue reading
Cybersquatting
by J. Payne, Contributing Analyst
In our culture, names are worth money. Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, and Don Henley can attest. This facet drives individuals seeking to benefit from the success of others to purchase domain names that recognizable people, companies, and organizations would logically register. … Continue reading
