Collective postings of FullSIX Group’s designers, strategists, and consultants on new media and marketing trends. Impromptu think-tank, and a way for us to share theories and beliefs about how we think communication and connectivity is evolving.
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The Trendwatch
Futurism and Kobe beef sliders flowed freely as FullSIX celebrated the release of The Trendwatch #10. F6 partner Damon-Crepin-Burr took the assembled through 10 breakthrough concepts in communications, DJ Cassetenova (http://www.myspace.com/cassettenova) furnished jams, and an interactive installation by humon.us (http...://www.humon.us) created a nexus between physical and online social worlds. The local gourmands at Monkey Town (http://www.monkeytownhq.com) provided fancy drinks and incomparable appetizers.Read More
The Trendwatch
Futurism and Kobe beef sliders flowed freely as FullSIX celebrated the release of The Trendwatch #10. F6 partner Damon-Crepin-Burr took the assembled through 10 breakthrough concepts in communications, DJ Cassetenova (http://www.myspace.com/cassettenova) furnished jams, and an interactive installation by humon.us (http...://www.humon.us) created a nexus between physical and online social worlds. The local gourmands at Monkey Town (http://www.monkeytownhq.com) provided fancy drinks and incomparable appetizers.Read More
The Trendwatch
Futurism and Kobe beef sliders flowed freely as FullSIX celebrated the release of The Trendwatch #10. F6 partner Damon-Crepin-Burr took the assembled through 10 breakthrough concepts in communications, DJ Cassetenova (http://www.myspace.com/cassettenova) furnished jams, and an interactive installation by humon.us (http...://www.humon.us) created a nexus between physical and online social worlds. The local gourmands at Monkey Town (http://www.monkeytownhq.com) provided fancy drinks and incomparable appetizers.Read More
In previous articles we studied the evolution of the Internet Society. Our theory is that an internet tool, when it first appears, is like the cast of a TV show; its personality isn’t very well defined at first. ...
For many years there’s been a worldwide rule when producing TV commercials for perfume– ‘don’t try to show the product, just create a magical atmosphere around it’. As a res...
Yesterday, the quintessential online ad resource BannerBlog featured two ads for Smart. Both pulled dynamic data — weather and maps — to build a display ad unit. I could be wrong, but the data source was probably some sort of API. Fo...
While not as sexy as ‘I just made love’ (previous post), statistics could be the new sexy in 10 years. I keep saying that the sexy job in the next 10 years will be statisticians. And I’m not kidding. - Ha...
And you? Oh! I’m sorry. Is this too intimate? Well thousands of people are… I Just Made Love shows on the map of the world places where people just made love in real time. What massive social change drives people to be ready to share that level of privacy? Interesting…
British politicians are more than capable of making themselves look stupid but when ‘Speechbreaker’ is so much fun, it’s hard to resist giving a helping hand. Crea...
Samsung has used video web ads for many years. So it’s no surprise to see they’re at it again for their first Android tactile phone, Galaxy. In the past, Samsung’s tried several types of video direction, like the future of packaging or even alien intervention. This...
The other day, on a reply to Helge, regarding a post by Russel Davies about small objects and dematerialising the web, I tweeted: The future is what happens between objects and people...
VW is scoring a hit with The fun theory. Or as the swedes call it Rolighetsteorin. While not as fun as the videos, the Future Humanity Institute at Oxford has 31 laws of Fun. Some of the laws are bizarre, but so is sometimes the business of fun. Enjoy.
Not a new video, but an interesting one to check again. I love the design on it and I think that the message is pretty clear (and something we keep talking about on the TW) -- DO YOU HAVE, AS A BRAND, HAVE ANYTHING INTERESTING TO SAY...
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