Casey Glass - who has written 24 posts on Digital Buzz Blog.
Casey is a Product Development Manager in Sydney, Australia. Casey has been working non-stop in the digital space since 1996, a time when Flash was called FutureSplash and HTML was coded into stone blocks by hand.
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EA Games has a great Twitter promotion running at the moment catering to car aficionados, and gamers alike for their new Need For Speed: Shift game. There are five missions that need to be completed over five days. Todays mission? Find a BMW on Google Maps Street View, take a screenshot and post it to [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Some people just can’t stop being creative. On 09/09/09, advertising creatives Shane Dawson and Ben Birchall from Melbourne found themselves out of a job. After 5 years at the same agency, this creative duo is given their pink slips after a big account walks. They decide to document their redundancy, and their campaign to get [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Samsung (with the help of their global advertising partner Leo Burnett) recently launched a new digital camera range with a difference. The ST550 & ST500 are revolutionary dual screen digital cameras which have a forward facing LCD touch screen panel for taking self portraits (should be big hit with the shameless self promotion types on [...]
Continue reading...Monday, September 21, 2009
How many movies from the 80′s and 90′s depicting the not-so-distant future (now) got it right? Flying cars, underwater cities, three course meals in pill form? Check out these ads made by AT&T from 1993. Just about every futuristic situation they show is common place today (except maybe for the BladeRunner-esque lighting). What visions of the [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Hasbro and Google have teamed up to create the biggest game of Monopoly ever, with the board being the entire world in Google Maps. They are calling it “Monopoly City Streets“. The basic premise is that you start out with $US3 million. Then you can roam Google Maps and buy any street in the world [...]
Continue reading...Friday, August 7, 2009
Have you seen the video of a crazy German getting some serious air time from the biggest slip & slide you’ve ever seen? Turns out this is a viral campaign from Germany for Microsoft Project. It is now clear that this German isn’t crazy at all. His name is Bruno Kammerl and he’s got mad [...]
Continue reading...Friday, August 7, 2009
Aden has be all over what’s hot in Augmented Reality lately, but let me show you what the next generation of augmented reality has in store for you. Currently in the prototype stages, this technology demo by researchers at the University of The Future Tokyo are using ultrasound technology to give holograms a solid feel. [...]
Continue reading...Friday, August 7, 2009
If there were awards for the cutest logo – Brizzly would win hands down. The little bear in the bird suit is one of the best mascots for a web application I’ve seen since the MailChimp. But Brizzly is more than just cute, Thing Labs have brought the powerful ideas and features that make web [...]
Continue reading...Monday, August 3, 2009
Need to charge your new electric car? There is an iPhone App for that too! It seems everyone has an iPhone these days, or everyone is developing an App for it. Nissan is reportedly in the prototype stages of developing an iPhone application that integrates the ubiquitous device with the onboard computer of the upcoming Nissan LEAF electric [...]
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Wednesday, September 23, 2009
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