Street level views of marketing & advertising in Idaho
Well dear readers, it’s your turn. I’d like to hear from you — what would you like to see and/or read about here?
Granted, events, job openings, new hires and such are a given – those will always be part of the coverage. But what else would you like to see or know more about? Work that various shops have been doing lately? Industry trends? Loosely related news with a local spin?
It’s your turn – fire away.
Made a mistake recently? Sure, we all have. But just be glad you’re mistake isn’t on this list:
Maybe it’s the bookworm in me, but the more I see the latest work from Barnes & Noble for their NOOK tablet, I more find myself liking it.
This spot is part of Barnes & Noble’s Read Forever™ campaign, billed as “a celebration of reading.”
And while this spot is specifically for the NOOK Color tablet, it doesn’t take away from the core of the company, the products they offer or what you do with those products.
In addition to the :30 version above, there’s also a :60 version:
Well done to everyone involved in creating this campaign.
And yes, dear readers, I know this is outside the typical realm of coverage on this site, but I felt it was too good not to share. Feel free to leave a comment and let others know what you think.
Sprowt, an “initiative to nurture emerging designers in our local design community” has launched in the Treasure Valley.
From their website:
What Is Sprowt?
Sprowt is an initiative to support emerging designers in their transition from university to a professional career. Currently, we’re gathering feedback from local graduates and employers and plan to use that data to develop educational resources for design students and recent graduates. Stay tuned for announcements about upcoming surveys and site developments!
Sprowt was recently launched by Justin Kuntz and Ryan Lascano, and we’ll be keeping an eye on it in the coming weeks and months.
