tomatolounge

Looks like the RightRouter Lounge from Broad Street Digital is getting ready for London Calling, the Trade digital music event. thanks Jerome for the pics

Jackie, our youngest designer was in Hong Kong and Singapour lately and did some work locally during his stay.
whatever it says on the banners it looks good!.

funny picture of dueling airline billboards in Mumbai, India.

Blogs are everywhere (aren’t they?) its been around for a while but now it is just getting out of hand, or finger keystrokes for that matter. I can’t remember how many clients told us they wanted to incorporate blogs as part of their online marcom strategies but I can remember how many could actually understand and run one, that would be NONE. Everybody loves the idea but nobody wants to commit to update it as many times as possible to keep the content new. Anyway, the board of tourism of beautiful Philly as decided as part of their $5 million dollars promo campaign to rely on a blog to address tourists.
Let me think? tourists aren’t always sure what they are looking for, have a limitied amount of time to search information and book their trip, so why would you use a blog, which is a platform that build (sometimes interesting) content over time in a subjective way to give an overview of your city and to-do’s via a blog?
I didn’t get that one. Ok the name is interesting but not sure of the entire strategy.

The last record was of 7,000 naked people photographed in Barcelona in 2003. Spencer Tunick is breaking records again with his latest photo shoot in Mexico City’s Zocalo square. The center of the ancient Aztec empire and the heart of modern Mexico was filled with 18,000 naked Mexicans last Sunday May 6th.

Franks post reminded me of the Ryugyong Hotel a project started in the late 80’s in the paradise of the Peoples Republic of North Korea. Another monument to freaky

The announcement just came out today. Very exciting.

The reason is because Apple, unlike Microsoft, has never publicly stated its position on Social Networking, and has stayed very silent about it. So to see them start taking steps towards working with Social Networking groups is certainly a eyebrow raiser.

I’ve started doing it. I’ve made the switch to InDesign. Some of the conventions are frustrating at first, but I’ve found a pretty decent overview of the changes at macworld.

Moving to a new place can be hard. Comfortable habits must be left behind. You haven’t learned the quickest route to work, you don’t know which newspaper has your favorite comic strip, and the local coffee shop even uses different terminology. Moving to a new page-layout program can be like that, too. If you’ve recently switched from QuarkXPress to Adobe InDesign CS, the following tips will smooth your transition.

Here’s an eight-minute video that shows you a grandiose idea somebody dreamed up: building a 3000-foot-tall pyramid in Tokyo Bay. This megacity would be so tall, and would have such tremendous volume that 24 80-story skyscrapers could be suspended within, and people would travel inside it via the tubes that are also supporting the enormous structure. It’s extreme engineering, indeed.