DDB Paris created a fun and simple ‘Escape Machine’ for the French travel company Voyages SNCF. It helpes you escape your current state of mind by pushing the red button and telling your favorite holiday location.
Priceless faces all around.
Some things are just to good to be true. Designer Fabio Milito and Francesca Guidotti came with a unique universal wrapping paper. It is a word puzzle on which multiple holiday’s are ‘hidden’. Just find the one you need, circle it and you are good to go!
Flash mobs are hot these days. T-mobile was very succesfull with their dance at Liverpool Street Station. Fashion brand Moncler Grenoble took it to a whole other level. They combined their new winter collection with a flash mob catwalk at Grand Central Station in New York. Very special!
New York could easily be named as the creative capitol of the world. That’s why Paul Rojanathara and Davis Johnson came up with the idea to write and direct a short internet documentary about what it means to be an influencer and how trends and creativity become contagious. A must see for everyone who is or wants te be creative.
Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. launched the first newspaper created expressly for the iPad tablets. Rupert Murdoch is taking a a bold bet that consumers are willing to pay for news and information via the Internet that they have long expected to get for free. They are planning to charge 99 cents per week or $40 per year for the newspaper, called The Daily. The content will be updated, though not as often as a website.
The Daily is the latest venture from Rupert Murdoch, the chief executive of News Corp., which owns the Wall Street Journal, the New York Post and Fox News Channel.
Do you think this is gonna work when you get your updated news for free on the daily news websites? I don’t think this is gonna work. Why would you pay if you can get it for free?
De mensen bij Mozilla labs hebben weer een leuke case gemaakt, deze keer rondom de ultieme telefoon. Voor meer info check het blog.
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