I remember when Ezines were all the rage... not sure if this is still what people call online magazines but this is a beautiful example of an Izine... yup, magazine for your iPhone.
I think the Swatch ad is my favourite part. Not a not of content other than that, and no real stuff that takes advantage of it being on an iPhone (location, social, shake etc). Still, encouraging..
You seen the Conde Naste video demoing how they might show their content on an Apple Tablet? (turn the sound down first..)
Cheers Dave, this is an interesting one as well... a new way of seeing how the magazine model could be turned upside down. Will consumer pay for a collection of articles they want versus buying an entire magazine they only wanted a small portion of? http://www.newsagencyblog.com.au/2009/11/28/more-magazine-moves-for-the-iphone.html
Some headspace and mental notes from the OMD Strategy community in Australia
What's this space all about?
Think Fresh has become an ongoing programme at OMD for all things fresh in the land of communications.
This year the theme is THE FUTURE IS NOW. That's right, what better way to start preparing for the future than to do it today. We have been looking at some of the big exciting things on the horizon and ways to wrap our head, heart and hands around some of the more interesting developments out there.
The official 2009 programme -Speaker events in Sydney and Melbourne -OMD research on the different ways that organisations tackle the future today -the FUTURE gallery spaces popped up in the OMD offices in sydney and Melbourne
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hey there Trudi,
I think the Swatch ad is my favourite part. Not a not of content other than that, and no real stuff that takes advantage of it being on an iPhone (location, social, shake etc). Still, encouraging..
You seen the Conde Naste video demoing how they might show their content on an Apple Tablet? (turn the sound down first..)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLc-8gT2eKg&feature=player_embedded
Cheers Dave,
this is an interesting one as well... a new way of seeing how the magazine model could be turned upside down. Will consumer pay for a collection of articles they want versus buying an entire magazine they only wanted a small portion of?
http://www.newsagencyblog.com.au/2009/11/28/more-magazine-moves-for-the-iphone.html
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