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Dexter is back with a brand new viralPosted on July 9, 2008

I’ve blogged before about the brilliant dexter viral campaign they did a bit over a year ago.
Well they’re back with a second viral for season 3. Since blogging about it originally I’ve become addicted to the show and have watched season 1 and 2 back to back.
This viral is much the same in [...]

Tags: Cool websites, Marketing, innovation, memes

Flickr adds find-your-friends functionalityPosted on March 31, 2008

Flickr just launched a feature to help you find friends in your gmail, hotmail or yahoomail address book.
It’s great functionality as Flickr is only really fun when your network are all using it - there’s no point in uploading photos if noone is going to leave smart-arsed (or sometimes nice) comments and notes all [...]

Tags: innovation

My new personal assistantPosted on October 23, 2007

I’m beta-testing a new personal assistant. Ok, she’s not a real person, she’s I Want Sandy, an electronic organiser.

It’s pretty simple to use, I email or text (well, in the US I could text her, from Australia I can’t yet) a message like “remind me to buy a birthday present for Josh on Friday [...]

Tags: Cool websites, innovation, trends

Virgin CharterPosted on October 17, 2007

Virgin has been very busy in America, launching Virgin Charter (although the service won’t be live until February). It’s the perfect premise - as air travel gets more and more unpleasant, particularly in the US, why not make it easy for people who can afford it to charter their own plane.

It’s something I’d definitely [...]

Tags: innovation, trends

Web Design Survey from A List ApartPosted on October 16, 2007

A List Apart has just released their findings of their first Web Design Survey.
It’s very interesting, they had 33,000 respondents so I assume it’s one of the biggest surveys undertaken in our industry. I think they have learned a lot for the next survey, such as not asking ambiguous questions - when asking ethnicity [...]

Tags: Analytics, innovation, trends

Call a blind charity instead of Alan, Alicia and AaronPosted on October 10, 2007

A great idea for a charity fund raiser comes from the Netherlands, where “Lingue Braille” have setup a service called “A Blind Call“.
The premise is pretty simple - you save their number in your mobile with the name as A Blind Call. I assume they’ve done research into how often people leave their phones unlocked [...]

Tags: Cool websites, innovation