Entries from hypercanvas tagged with 'advertising'
First E-Ink Magazine Cover
Esquire Magazine is celebrating its 75th anniversary by publishing a cover that includes a digitally changing screen. The screen requires a battery and is made possible with e-ink technology. The screen should remain active for 9 months. There are...
Sick of Advertising
The New York Times (registration required) ran an article yesterday that I thought was worth mentioning. In it, they describe how certain hospitals are installing flat screen TV's that offer the standard TV fare, but also allow patients a...
Al Gore invented TV
I've been watching Current TV on cable. I stuck to it for the graphic design of the channel, it piqued me. It is also clever in content and its attempts at being "in" and "now" and "with it" are not...
Digital Signs - the greasy way
McDonald's Singapore, can the rest of the world really be that far behind, is rolling out an extensive digital sign network. Yawn. I've seen the best it has to offer in McDonald's Times Square. Sure menus and ads are logical...
Understanding the new commercial
Philips Aurea televisions are being sold in Paris boutiques of the fashion label Lanvin and the jeweler Lorenz Bäumer by showing 5 minute previews of the new Wong Kar-wai film. This is a bid to promote both the film and...
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