Comedy Rebrand – Looking Good
It’s the final piece of the puzzle, the missing link of new logo promotion:
Love the magic golden sax man.
It’s the final piece of the puzzle, the missing link of new logo promotion:
Love the magic golden sax man.
it’s a Quora link that’s pimping a book, but it’s worth bringing up this idea.
oh wow.
hilarious recollections of The Mad Hatter. I’m pretty sure I went there at some point, but the memory is shrouded in mystery…
reflection on camgirl history. I don’t totally understand why it stopped though.
The look of The Comedy Network, the channel I work for (along with SPACE), is changing next week and I have been snowed under with all the work that entails. Everything my department does – all the promos IDs, bumpers, tags etc – had to be replaced. It’s exciting work though and we’re all really happy with the new look.
To make ourselves just a little bit busier, we also did a teaser campaign about the new logo. Here are the spots. In case you’re too lazy to click that, here are two:
There’s one more spot that only starts airing on tuesday – I’ll post it here shortly thereafter.
awesome.
Siri as the new remote. The big problem though is that big content and the cable/sat providers still control the industry. If Apple is seen as a threat, big content can stop licensing the shows, and cable providers can make non-bundled internet accounts prohibitively expensive. But perhaps Apple is planning on buying all the studios and starting its own ISP with all that cash.
aka Vincent Gallo is a pig piece of s#!% and should shut the hell up
with links to the previous three entries. Must-read for fans of the show.
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maybe someday this trend will come north.
This is strange and confusing. “Our natural visual experience is like watching a movie,” says the lead researcher, but what they tested with was trailers. (via)
Ford’s plummeting popularity means he could lose the supporters on council he has relied on so far. Let’s hope.
the Koch brothers have gotten involved in the bridge issue in Detroit/Windsor, coming out in support of the privately owned Ambassador Bridge (because they oppose all public infrastructure projects). They expressed this support by terrifying Detroit residents with fake eviction notices.
web service for building custom triggers based on common actions (via)
incredible new project by Broken City Lab
on Ford scare-math. In 2010, Toronto was facing an $821-million deficit, but finished with a $310-million surplus without cutting services.
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This was stuck in my Instapaper list for ages. You’ve probably already read it.
good move