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The Distraction Machine
Computers are so powerful and useful. So how come we never get anything done on them?
“Stand by Me” performed by street musicians around the world
A feel-good clip to end the week. This version of the Ben E. King classic, "Stand By Me", is a collaboration between 35 street...
"Stand by Me" performed by street musicians around the world
A feel-good clip to end the week. This version of the Ben E. King classic, "Stand By Me", is a collaboration between 35 street...
Finally some good news… Consumer confidence jumps
The June 2009 Sensis Business Index was released earlier today and it brings good news. The Index recorded the largest rise in SME confidence...
Origami in the Pursuit of Perfection
This amazing video uses origami and stop-motion to tell the story of Japanese sports brand ASICS. It won a Grand Prix at the Eurobest,...
The world's favourite… pro bono workplace
The next time you feel the urge to complain about your economy class seat, spare a thought for British Airways staff who may have...
The world’s favourite… pro bono workplace
The next time you feel the urge to complain about your economy class seat, spare a thought for British Airways staff who may have...
Do you suffer from Information Overload Syndrome?
If so, you could soon suffer the fate of little Billy.
The New York Times gets a Daily Show dacking
For all the sober analysis and prognostication being offered about the troubles facing the newspaper industry, often the most revealing truths surface through satire....
A lot of money for a cool effect
We're not sure what amazes us most about this one. Is it the complexity of the display? The captivating sound of the cascading...
Scenes from a market meltdown – then a hypnotic interlude (yin and yang)
Two videos for you today. The first is real news footage from the 1929 stock market crash on Wall Street. The second, in stark contrast, is a delightfully hypnotic video of scenes from Sydney harbour.
How to escalate your advertising
Getting your advertising under the noses of new customers can be a difficult task - so how about getting it under their palms? ...
Southwest flies to a different beat
Frederick Herzberg introduced the business theory that workers are more productive and satisfied when they are not required to perform repetitive tasks. This flight attendant has worked out his own way to escape the drudgery of his working day and make Southwest Airlines' competitors look like boring old stiffs.
We’re not the only media outlet to make mistakes
If you're going to mount a moral crusade, make sure that you get your facts straight first...
We're not the only media outlet to make mistakes
If you're going to mount a moral crusade, make sure that you get your facts straight first...
How a business should market itself
What a fantastic way to promote your company. Where do we sign?!
Eminem ‘tea-bagging’ (How a publicity stunt can really ‘hit the spot’)
On Monday night, I watched one of my favourite satirists (and the creator of everyone's favourite fictional Kazakstani character Borat), Sacha Baron Cohen, turn...
Eminem 'tea-bagging' (How a publicity stunt can really 'hit the spot')
On Monday night, I watched one of my favourite satirists (and the creator of everyone's favourite fictional Kazakstani character Borat), Sacha Baron Cohen, turn...
Giving innovators the ‘rock star’ treatment they deserve
This week, we featured Intel's "Sponsors of Tomorrow" campaign as our profile website. But the advertising campaign that corresponds with Intel's new slogan is...
Giving innovators the 'rock star' treatment they deserve
This week, we featured Intel's "Sponsors of Tomorrow" campaign as our profile website. But the advertising campaign that corresponds with Intel's new slogan is...
