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Eurovision 2011 Wins Rose d’Or
Posted by: Steve on 01:05pm, 17.05.12
The live final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2011 in Düsseldorf has been awarded the Rose d’Or for Best Live Event Show.
ReadTurquoise Wins Gold at PromaxBDA Europe
Posted by: Steve on 07:07pm, 28.03.12
Our F1 Monaco Grand Prix promo has won gold for Best Design in Promotion at the PromaxBDA Europe Awards 2012.
ReadBrand Mapping The Big Apple
Posted by: Greta on 10:46am, 23.03.12
CityMaps was launched in 2011 and, unlike other online mapping projects, it offers a visual map of big brands around cities.
ReadOne Hour Per Second
Posted by: NickC on 12:53pm, 26.01.12
The Google Data Arts team have created a website called onehourpersecond.com that demonstrates how their YouTube user-generated content stats stack up.
ReadFlagging Interest
Posted by: NickC on 03:22pm, 03.01.12
The designers at Graphicology have set themselves the task of redesigning all 50 of the American State Flags.
ReadRiding High
Posted by: Steve on 02:08pm, 03.01.12
The Saudi Equestrian team have officially qualified for the London 2012 Olympic Games at the FEI Select Olympic Qualification event held in the Qatari capital of Doha.
ReadDesigner Connections
Posted by: NickC on 09:01am, 24.11.11
The newly-launched fiftytwo Network is a social platform that’s been developed exclusively for professionals in the creative industries connect and share.
ReadTop -10 Animal Encounters In Uganda
Posted by: Charlie Farncombe on 08:45am, 23.11.11
Myself, my better half and two of our closest chums spent the last ten days of our lives screaming around Uganda, trying to pack in as much as was humanly possible.
ReadThe Jet Man Flyeth
Posted by: Steve on 10:37am, 27.10.11
This is simply an incredible video of a man strapped to a jet flying over a canyon in Arizona. What more do you need to know?
Read50 Years of Private Eye
Posted by: Sharlene on 12:13pm, 20.10.11
To mark the 50th anniversary of the notorious magazine Private Eye, the V&A is holding a display looking at this particularly British phenomenon.
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