Joseph Jaffe is a renowned speaker in what is known as new marketing – marketing that treats customers in a meaningful and respectful manner. Of course via social media, but also outside that box. In this school, every possible way to come to a dialogue is perceived as valuable.
Something very mysterious seems to be going on here @ Nascom. The guys are walking around with beards, since they all decided to stop shaving a little over two weeks ago.
Nascom launched an online campaign a few months ago to promote Sony’s first netbook: VAIO W Series. This online marketing campaign was presented by Nico Henderijckx (Online Marketing Manager Sony VAIO) during the Social Media Forum some weeks ago. Nico Henderijckx commented: “We’ve successfully managed to reach precisely that target audience that
we wanted to address with this campaign” Read more ›
Integrated 2009 – 22-23/10/2009
… was great. Together with 500 students, and another 400 designers Bram and I spent 2 days of inspiration and admiration at de Single in Antwerp, a congress of Graphic Design, organized by St. Lucas, Art school in Antwerp. Some of the greatest Designers of our time shared a stage with new talent, showcasing their work and passions.
After Kanye West’s performance at the VMA awards this week (see video below) it seems the whole Internet has gone Kanye parody crazy!
Is your life being ruined by social media? For me personally that’s a definite yes! My drug of choice is Twitter and believe me it’s tough to go a few days without getting a fix.
Event organizer ID&T picked Nascom to design and produce the new Tomorrowland website.
The site holds many fancy features like a video header with artist information upon request (click), artist pages with video and feedback forms, a picture and video gallery, an integrated Twitter feed and last but not least the line-up with the soon to be announced ‘My Line Up’ feature and Facebook integration. Pretty cool stuff!
Antwerp will be welcoming the yearly Tall Ships Races from 10th until 13th July 2010. It’s the first time the city will act as the port of departure for this prestigious event. Every year, numerous sailing ships from all over the world join the Tall Ships Races. The race is aimed at young people under 25, to get to know the world of sailing.
In 2010 the ‘Cathedrals of the sea’ will be Antwerp’s guests for the fifth time. The Port of Antwerp and the City of Antwerp are joining forces to turn this into an unforgettable event.
We just got back from beautiful Lisbon for the 3 day OFFF festival. Some of the world’s top artists were there, showcasing work ranging from digital art, web, print, interactive design, motion graphics to experimental music. This year’s festival theme was “fail gracefully”. Was funny to see every speaker sort of “force fit” this notion into their presentation: “… well that’s it for me… uh, oh yeah… failing is part of every designer’s process … blablabla”. I think as designers we all know a hefty chapter about failing. Failing gracefully? Is there such a thing? They thought so: learn from your failures, beautiful mistakes, etc. Pretty obvious stuff really … Read more ›
While browsing around last week I stumbled upon
the codeswarm project. I was
intrigued by the swirling mass of files and users and set out to create a codeswarm of
the Club VAIO project.
