Technology
Some say it’s a tactical move, some say it will ruin their favourite service, and some aren’t saying anything at all – yet.
Friday’s announcement (18.06.11)… Read More +
Branding
This year The Economist is celebrating their support for recognising the foremost leaders of innovation globally. Their conference in London in October 2011 is an awards… Read More +
Branding
This may be the understatement of our age but it bears saying, again and again: Google is an exceptional company.
There are plenty of reasons to believe—from a workplace time-rationing scheme that engages employees in their passions, to a corporate philosophy focused on… Read More +
Branding
Facebook is today launching ‘Places Deals’ in the UK and Europe.
Thanks to this new feature members will be able to get discounts and special deals in shops, cafes… Read More +
Branding
As open innovation becomes increasingly sought after by many industries and across a variety of sectors, it can be useful to take note of the shifts and trends that have… Read More +
Society
Many may argue that Hong Kong, being a former British colony and now a quasi-autonomous region of China, has no culture of its own. They say Hong Kong has no culture –… Read More +
Branding
It would be remiss to begin January without a reflection on consumption. In those cultures that celebrate Christmas, the season of gift giving is over. And the… Read More +
Branding
In 2010, the year of austerity for most consumers in North America and Europe, companies took note of a shift in what and how branding is perceived and managed as part… Read More +
Branding
by xiang Li on Nov 12, 2010
The concept of mashup comes from the IT industry, originally used to represent a single digital media file that could support text, graphics, audio, video, and animation… Read More +
Design
In Abu Dhabi rising out of the desert like a hi-tech oasis is the sustainable city of the future. Designed by Foster & Partners is the city of Masdar. I say… Read More +