April 20th, 2010
Okay marketers (and/or Brady Bunch fans), start by taking this short quiz: Q1. When preparing for a tradeshow, what is the planning process like at your company? [A] It’s a true team effort with defined roles. We have weekly status meetings to keep everyone on task and ensure we’re telling a comprehensive story and taking [...]
Posted by Corrie Carter in MF, Tradeshows | No Comments »
November 16th, 2009
There are some fairly simple design and coding errors that adversely affect search engine optimaztion that we still see fairly often.
Posted by Frank Piacitelli in Ad business, Copywriting, Design, Development, Flash, Google, Interactive, Interface Design, SEM, SEO, Technology, Typography, User Experience | 4 Comments »
March 6th, 2009
For those of you who are not familiar with Go to and Learn, it’s a free video tutorial site offering how-to’s for Flash developers and designers. Recently I stumbled upon this video tutorial on Ribbit. Ribbit is an API that allows you to send and receive phone calls directly from a Flash application. In addition, [...]
Posted by Mike Ruschak in Advertising, Development, Flash, Technology, Trend Spotting | No Comments »
February 17th, 2009
Recently I ran into a problem when loading external swf files with sound. Here is a snippet of ActionScript 3 code that loads in a swf. swfAnimation.load(new URLRequest(filename)); Oddly after unloading a swf with sound the sound stream continued to play. So if you loaded in a second swf you would have two sound streams [...]
Posted by Mike Ruschak in Development, Flash | 7 Comments »
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 »