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Here at Cloud 9 we just love our bikes. No matter what kind of rider you are, there’s a bike for you. Although most of us have mass produced cycles, it’s the smaller bike builders that get the heart racing (or jumping – depending on your thing). Got something for a cheeky little bike builder?Tell [...]
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What? So we know that Facebook allows us to easily add images to galleries and share them to our friends, but Twitter has always stayed true to it’s minimalist structure and purely been a way of telling people what we are doing via short text based updates or ‘tweets’. You could argue third party applications such as [...]
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QR codes (or Quick Response codes) have been around for a while and arrived here via Japan, where they are very common place. It’s not been until the massive uptake of smartphones in recent years however that we have now started to see them used in the UK. Will your customers use them? Usage numbers [...]
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Levi’s has released the latest ad in its Go Forth series of spots. The campaign is centred around youthful freedom, usually of the semi-naked-in-nature variety, but this spot also features kids fronting up to riot police, scenes the brand no doubt didn’t actually think would be happening when they released the spot… Titled Legacy – [...]
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I came across these three short videos. Not only are they great videos, but they also make me want to see more of the world, and all the great things in it. Their words… 3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, 2 cameras and almost a terabyte of footage… all [...]
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Remember “Cats with Thumbs”? Well, the latest cinema spot for Cravendale Milk, ponders the question, ‘who first thought to milk a cow?’ The resulting film is, unsurprisingly, rather funny. Thanks to creative review for spotting this one!
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Facebook launched in 2004 and was originally restricted to Harvard College attendees only. Since then it has rapidly grown into a way of life for people. It now has more than 750 million active users, there are over 900 million objects that people interact with (pages, groups, events etc) and people spend over spend over [...]
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On the final leg of our trip to the Yorkshire Dales, my friends and I decided to embark on a walk through How Stean Gorge near Grassington. Armed with hard hats and torches we explored the limestone caves and although we didn’t encounter any highway men (who reputedly used it as a hideout) and neither [...]
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Twelve British artists, including Tracey Emin and Chris Ofili, have been chosen to design posters for the 2012 Olympics. Great, but couldn’t some designers have been asked as well? Alongside Emin and Ofili, Fiona Banner, Michael Craig-Martin, Martin Creed, Anthea Hamilton, Howard Hodgkin, Gary Hume, Sarah Morris, Bridget Riley, Bob and Roberta Smith and Rachel [...]
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It was only 10:30 am and I already had chocolate flavoured cheese smeared in pear chutney, Barbados cane sugar covered strawberries washed down with a ginseng energy drink and rounded off with a tot (or four) of toffee vodka! I was indeed at the Good Food Show at The NEC Birmingham. This gastro labyrinth, with [...]
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