iPhone Developer Program
0 comments Published by Silent Flight on Thursday, December 17, 2009 at 2:02 PMWOO HOO!! I finally found out how to get into the iPhone Developer Program people
Adweek 'Best of the 2000s', Advertising
0 comments Published by Silent Flight on Wednesday, December 16, 2009 at 1:19 PM- Marketer of the Decade (Steve Jobs):
Calling Jobs "visionary, iconoclastic and fearless", Adweek points to his role in saving Apple in the late '90s, followed by his remaking of the music and mobile phone industries as his defining achievements. His close collaboration with ad firm TBWA/Chiat/Day is seen as being instrumental in positioning Apple for success.
- Brand of the Decade (Apple):
Apple's devotion to "relentlessly improving its products" and its "emotional connection to consumers" paved the way for its selection as Brand of the Decade, with its close ties to iconic CEO Steve Jobs serving to cement its marketing prowess.
- Product of the Decade (iPod):
Likening it to the Sony Walkman of the 1980s, Adweek cites the iPod as "redefining" the MP3 player and the driving force of iTunes as being key to Apple's domination of the digital music industry.
- Campaign of the Decade (Apple, "Get a Mac"):
The work of TBWA/Chiat/Day's Media Arts Lab, Adweek points to the ads' "neat trick of making the brand look laid back and cool while it mercilessly skewered its rival" as its key to success. The ads, which debuted in 2006 and now number more than 60, are also praised for personifying computers and demonstrating people's emotional connection to technology.
- Out-of-Home Ad of the Decade (Apple, "Silhouettes"):
Also the work of the Media Arts Lab, Apple's "Silhouettes" ad campaign launched in 2003 and offered a unique and consistent message of "frenetic happiness" in promoting the iPod. The instantly-recognizable ads are also notable for achieving the "nearly impossible: defining a product without showing what it even looked like up close."
- Digital Campaign of the Decade (Nike Plus):
A joint venture of Nike and Apple to link music and athletics, the Nike Plus campaign "defined how a brand can build a self-sustaining platform" simply using the Nike+iPod receiver. Seen as a community devoted to the "product experience", Nike has increased its share of the running shoe market from 48% in 2006 to 61% in 2008 while Nike Plus runners have logged over 100 million miles.
Credit: Macrumors, http://www.macrumors.com/2009/12/14/apple-wins-assortment-of-advertising-awards-in-adweeks-best-of-the-2000s/
Labels: Apple
Senior Dinner And Dance, and dam it was that dances u tot they were
0 comments Published by Silent Flight on Thursday, December 10, 2009 at 11:55 PMNation...
Do not use G2000 to prom, I repeat do not, code red here. Now you actually end up going there. Staring at someone with the same darn shirt. Look at his Blazer sleeve, 3 buttons. Touch his collar and go: "Oh My Goodness, I didn't see you there..."
Now prom was halrightt. I mean the food's good, quantity wise as well, I mean, with one absentee and extra fish left in goo, dude you gotta deal going. Nonetheless there are still those who needlessly waste food. Now come on, I strategically put my table next to that of the volleyballers because that table has 2 prom king/queen nominees.
And of course it open doors of opportunities to enhance my DSLR 自拍 skills.
Now I ended up at starbucks, now dude starbucks, no code orange. And either do not walk fast, or drink tea. I did both, you become tired and unable to sleep.
And if you're bored, go watch the Colbert Report, it kills time.
Labels: School
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Published by Silent Flight on Monday, December 7, 2009
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Need to lose weight for prom... YEa right....
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Published by Silent Flight on Tuesday, December 1, 2009
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When all is said and done. theres computing
Battle Studies, John Mayer
1 comments Published by Silent Flight on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 at 7:36 PM
Who says, 2009
John Mayer, USA
Who says I can't get stoned
Turn off the lights and the telephone
Me in my house alone
Who says I can't get stoned
Who says I can't be free
From all of the things that I used to be
Rewrite my history
Who says I can't be free
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Battle Studies, 2009John Mayer, USA
Battle studies was out on the 16 November and it was really surprising why so many reviews came in before the album was released. Nonetheless everyone go buy it and be good consumers. I like his new tone and music partly because I don't really like his usual style.
Labels: Music
What a difference 3 days make
0 comments Published by Silent Flight on Tuesday, November 17, 2009 at 10:58 PM
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