Digital Cool StuffISSUE #3 8.11.09

Campaigns

The Black Ice Campaign finds a way to get around those office privacy programmes- The first excel music

video (see http://www.excelgames.org/ too)

Wunderman highlight green issues through a “greensaver”

Alpha Romeo run a Twitter campaign for their new MiTo model.

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Case Study for the indy marketing campaign for Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things

Are.

The fantastic ‘Shocking Barack’ campaign. The journey has finished but it is still a great example of grass roots campaign.

PLANNING

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A version of digg solely for Account Planners

A summary of some of the most important cultural trend books of the last few years

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Good Slideshow on stragetic planning

List of the top 20 blogs in the Planersphere

Videos

Nuformer: Amazing 3d projections on building fronts

Can you pack the best of youtube into 4 minutes? Apparently you can…

Really nice office stop-motion film.

Stylish timelapse of an enormous mural, with twist ending

Beautifully shot short film

A mountain-bike race through a Brazilian slum

Which, strangely, reminds me of this nutter.

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Other Stuff

The last page on the internet

Inspiration not found

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A photo essay on how an American solider is made

World Building in a Crazy World- A series of stories on the absurdities

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Japanese people running in slo-mo- inexplicable but strangely compelling

Great site from IDEO- “Living Climate Change”. Part of build up to

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What would the world look like if the internet ended tomorrow- like this

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By Tom Callard