Remember the corner office now moment that agency.com (RIP) had a few years back? Is “Bring Your A Game” Sony Computer Entertainment Santa Monica’s equivalent? Not quite, and it’s not a bad video (can’t say too much, some friends of mine from a few years back work there), but it loses for me some of [...]
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Is this Sony Santa Monica’s “Corner Office Now” moment?
by Howard Scott on January 25, 2012 in Featured, Games
Friction-less sharing isn’t about privacy for me
Frictionless sharing. That’s another new buzzword that we’ll no doubt be asked to work around or into a campaign idea for clients in the next few months. The idea that we take whatever we’re doing in our real lives (although I still don’t believe what we do online is any different to what we do [...]
by Howard Scott on January 24, 2012 in Featured, social media
New year, new design
No one likes to stand still, not least people who love to continually fiddle about with their own blog designs. And so, in true Adventures style (well, we think we did the same last year and the year before) we’ve got a new look. We’ve ditched the Indiana Jones thing as, well, it was a [...]
by Howard Scott on January 24, 2012 in Featured, Web/Tech, Weblogs
Re-Design – Excuse the mess
We’ve decided to give Adventures In Digital an overhaul for 2012 and get a new coat of paint. As such this blog has been taken right back to basics and the default WordPress theme. This is temporary until we can all decide on what we like for a new look. Could be some time. Sorry [...]
by Howard Scott on January 17, 2012 in Uncategorized
Google Maps charging the start of a location-based search model?
In an article published yesterday by Management Today it’s been announced that Google will begin to charge certain high volume customers of it’s API map service, currently about 0.35% of it’s total map API users. There’s been a few comments about this floating about the web, quite a few bloggers and indeed major news outlets [...]
by Howard Scott on November 2, 2011 in digital marketing, Featured, geo-social, geo-social marketing, LBS, location based services, location-based, mobile








