July 30th, 2008
While researching Flash techniques, one of us in the interactive department stumbled upon a site that lets you add a photo of your choosing to the center of Barack Obama’s campaign logo. Your upload goes virtually unmoderated, and will appear in a Flickr photostream shortly thereafter. While it doesn’t really serve any purpose whatsoever besides [...]
Posted by Scott Wolf in Creative, Flash, Political Marketing | No Comments »
July 29th, 2008
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML has become very popular. This technology allows portions of a web page to be updated without refreshing the entire page. For quite some time, I have been only using HTML as my format of choice for returning data after an AJAX request. For the things we have been doing at Martino [...]
Posted by Mike Ruschak in Development, Technology | No Comments »
July 24th, 2008
Among the many newsfeeds to which I subscribe, the fake news supplied by www.theonion.com consistently is the most enjoyable, if not the most informative. One needs a slightly off-beat view of the world to appreciate The Onion. A recent story on The Onion’s sports page, entitled: Hard-Hitting Investigative Report Still Only About Sports not only [...]
Posted by Ray Martino in Advertising, News, TV | 1 Comment »
July 18th, 2008
An interesting blog about beer, vintage advertising, and supporting local businesses in Rochester. They seem to like what we’ve been doing with Dundee and Genny. Especially I Tagged Genny.
Posted by Scott Wolf in Advertising, Blogging, Clients | 3 Comments »
July 14th, 2008
It started as research. Newly assigned to the Monroe Community College account here at Martino Flynn, I was looking for ways to immerse myself in the high school and college environment. I needed to connect with this audience. And to try to understand what this whole business of “social networking” was all about. So I [...]
Posted by Charlotte McCabe in Blogging, Rants and Raves, Social Networking | No Comments »