I came across an interesting article today that argued the Internet has ultimately ruined, take a seat, EVERYTHING. Read the article here.
While the Internet has undoubtedly had its detrimental effects - particularly in communications and advertising industries like Lyons mentions - I daresay considering it the bane of all things Earthly is a tad melodramatic. I see the creation of the Internet and thus these repercussions as inevitable, and rather pointless to make the Internet the scapegoat for ‘things not being the way they were.’ Excuse my nihilism, considering I’m in the ad business and all, but how long could things really have persisted in the simple (and romanticized) way of Lyon’s pre-Web
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Posted by Ashley on November 19th, 2009 — in Media
Kids help provide a gushy quality that an organization, service, product or idea might not otherwise evoke, and thus overall these are cute in concept and in execution considering both that and the purpose of the ads being for the care and well-being of said cuties. Plus who can resist tiny plumber crack even if the logic of it within the ad series might be off?
”We can’t do it ourselves.
To help build our new location, please visit vsocc.org
Vancouver Society of Children’s Centre”
Source: Ads of the World
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Posted by Ashley on November 16th, 2009 — in Advertising Around the World, Advertising Well Done, Marketing, Photography
A day of gratitude and somber acknowledgment this Veteran’s Day for all of our Soldiers, Airmen, Sailors, and Marines. We can never thank you enough for your bravery and sacrifice.
Photo by Shannon
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Posted by Ashley on November 11th, 2009 — in Meetings
Although only one page, www.spacecoastlaunches.com, may be one of the more informative places on the web to obtain Space Shuttle launch information. Click on the image below to check it out.
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Posted by Steve Collins on October 21st, 2009 — in Web & Electronic Marketing, Web Sites
Our latest project involved putting together an informative web-site for those seeking employment due to NASA’s Space Shuttle Program coming to an end. Thanks to Steve our web whiz for the custom database programming. Click on the image below to check it out.
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Posted by Steve Collins on October 6th, 2009 — in Web & Electronic Marketing, Web Sites
POA sees patients of all ages and activity levels. Whether you are in need of a prosthesis that will simply allow you to move around your home, or one that will make running a 26.2 mile marathon possible, POA will find the perfect fit.
POA specializes in engineering and fitting high performance, high technology prostheses that support active lifestyles. Custom prosthetic limbs that pull their weight in extreme sports as well as rigorous everyday duties have earned POA the praise and respect of their patients and their industry.
Click here to visit the web-site developed by McBride Woodbridge Marketing.
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Posted by Steve Collins on July 31st, 2009 — in Web & Electronic Marketing, Web Sites
So a friend sent me these images and I thought this was quite a unique palette for their art!
This is Scott Wade. The photos below are what he does with the dirty cars by carefully and artfully removing portions of the dirt. According to his web site, he lives real close to a dirt road in San Marcos , Texas ….
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Posted by Amelia Woodbridge on July 5th, 2009 — in Amelia's Hall of Fame, Fine Art, Just for Fun, Social Networking
From stunning glass panel staircases to lighted glass walk-ways & decks, structural glass is an earth-friendly option to light interiors in ways never imagined. With colors, textures, patterns, shapes and finishes, Circle Redmont creates skylights, bridges, barrel vaults, flooring, walls, canopies and more.
Another successful web-site built by McBride Woodbridge Marketing. Click the image below to view.
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Posted by Steve Collins on June 3rd, 2009 — in Web & Electronic Marketing, Web Sites
Today Digby created his Twitter page to share his creative thoughts and perspectives on the world. He’ll be out there dispensing his thoughts at http://twitter.com/DigbyDiaries
If you care to keep up with his antics, please add him to those that you follow. He’s already at it.
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Posted by Amelia Woodbridge on April 24th, 2009 — in Just for Fun, News, Social Networking
Great ads for a canine training school. And I love the little things that ad that smidge of humor…the cat sneaking out of the image (and the concern on the face of the “base” pyramid dog), the pipsqueak among the shepherds clearly holding his own, the paws on the shoulders of another dog like a person would do it, and the two that are clearly not paying attention (except to each other). Nicely done. Okay, and yea, they get a spot here because they are dogs afterall.
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Posted by Amelia Woodbridge on April 24th, 2009 — in Advertising Around the World
