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- I will be talking at the Walkley Foundation Public Affairs Convention in May
The tag line this year is ‘Social Media and Public Relations: are you ready for the audience to jump in?’, a timely topic for the PR industry to grapple with no doubt. Actually the conference is a bit broader than that as it will focus on the importance of on-line communications strategies for Public Affairs […]
- Blogging - does your business need a blog?
Image above: We’ve just taken delivery (courtesy of Sheriff) of two new recycled Ansett Airline trolleys to add to our fleet which we use as storage units around the studio.
I stumbled across this well written article by Kristen Le Mesurier on blogging in The Age Innovator archives recently which has a nice clear explanation of […]
- Images on the cheap
Some of our clients need to source images for their websites and communications activities, but don’t have the budget to spend on commercial stock image libraries. Thankfully, there are a number of resources on the web that provide good quality imagery for next to nothing.
We’ve posted previously about using photos from Flickr (and some […]
- DUX Debrief - Where does the research stop and the community start?
Earlier this month I presented at DUX in Chicago on our Mobile Diary method (link to Pdf of paper). The conference theme was on the shifting landscape of design (and our roles within it). I outlined the re-negotiation of conventional processes and boundaries I see occurring in our design process as a result of research […]
- Solidariti Q+A with Papercut Media
A quick thanks to Solidariti for including a question from us in their Q+A with Patrick Pittman, a Director of WA based Papercut Media, which you can read here.
Our question was this: “Can design agencies who predominantly work for clients who push a consumption-based way of life claim to be “eco-friendly” by offsetting their direct […]
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