Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Wednesday, 17 March 2010
Going With The Crowd
I've come to realize that the future is going to be user generated. We will see the rise of all things user generated from Magazines to News Agencies, and as connectivity becomes more and more mobile so updates and amendments will be come more frequent. The news will be almost impossible to censor but it will also be highly influence-able by less than scrupulous individuals??? Perhaps; but perhaps it will self censor and self correct itself. My theory is this if you have a piece of software that monitors reports and then works out the "true" story by cross referencing the facts that have been submitted. And since such a site would be community based it would be policed by the community this could be achieved by making the stories submitted public as well as the identity of those who submitted them. Another example of this would be crowd sourcing brand ambassadors like for example the recent benetton campaign its:my:time is a good example of this I entered to see how it worked and I'm not sure if it does just yet, but from the looks of it there were a lot of entrants who are pretty handy with scripting automated voting apps (don't worry I'm not dissapointed with the number of votes I recieved I wasn't expecting any to be honest) but it brings me back to my point that systems can be manipulated and skewed if measures aren't put in place to compensate.
Labels:
advertising,
design,
digital media,
magazines,
Social marketing,
viral marketing
Thursday, 4 March 2010
Electricity And Ghosts
I've been lucky enough to be involved with the people at arthertz working on their Electricity And Ghosts; a new major project scheduled for June 2010 in the Boilerhouse at the iconic Battersea Power Station. The group ‘storytelling’ event will include work by The Orb, Ian Emes, Spacedog and John Foxx involving a live ‘séance’, sonic art, installation, projection and music specially commissioned for the project.
I've designed an Oyster card holder and a teaser sting for the project which have been getting good responses.
I've designed an Oyster card holder and a teaser sting for the project which have been getting good responses.
Labels:
art,
Battersea,
design,
exhibition,
motion graphics,
power station.
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