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Jul 23

Today is iPad day! Ü

Here are some of the cool things it can do

(is that an actual news article, or an ad?!?).

That is, unless you live in Hawkes Bay.  Ö

At least the iPad won’t have the same issues as the iPhone 4 (aerial issues), or the iPhone 3G (issues running 4.0 operating system), or … shall we wait and see?

One thing seems certain though, that electronic readers are here to stay, as Amazon.com reports it sells more e-books for the Kindle than real books in hard copy.  Check out this new NZ-made series on TV One for a not-very-distant future in which in which your carbon footprint is measured, everything is recycled and paper is too expensive to use. They have a library where people can go and see what books looked like.

This Is Not My Life.  8:30 Thursdays on One.

When Media Goes Bad

After TV3 was accused of copying CBS’s news tagline, you’d think they would have learned that they can’t count on geographic distance to protect them from claims of imitation.  But now they’ve done it again!

And this little pearler shows that even small media players have to be aware of the potentially (too) wide reach of their broadcasts!

Does this image mean anything to you?

If you “only read it for the articles”, then this site is for you.  It’s Playboy, but it’s safe for work.  WTF?!?

If you’re more the “long lunch” type, check out this effort from Germany.

Finally, if you’ve ever played with fridge magnets, you’ll get this ad.

Cheers,

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Jul 31

This sounds a lot like the Napier Life campaign we ran last year!

The Government today announced the launch of a new campaign run by Tourism New Zealand, encouraging Kiwis to invite their overseas friends and family to visit New Zealand with an animated message.  Invitations are incentivised with the chance to win a trip for 2 from anywhere in the world to New Zealand.

See John Key’s announcement here (the video doesn’t mention the Tourism initiative but does mention an interesting community support initiative from PGG Wrightson).

The website is here (but at the time of writing, isn’t open for business yet).

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