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The Case Against Native Mobile Apps

Are you considering building a mobile app? We've been getting a lot of requests lately. Often, we'll suggest that we build it as a mobile website and not a native app. Why? Native apps are great if your goal is to monetize software, but they don't make a lot of sense...

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Cloud Services: How reliable is reliable?

Hurricane Sandy brought the threat of downed power lines and flooding  to our area this past month.  While we fared pretty well compared to others along the New Jersey coast, we did lose power to our office.  We've lost power before, the most memorable being a day of...

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The new face of production service

As convergence keeps sucking traditional businesses like agencies, corporate communications, production companies, rental and post houses into its vortex, we are left with a very blurred landscape. Traditionally, a corporation or agency would call a production company...

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It’s ACES

In the last couple of weeks we’ve seen a lot of “new “ advances in camera technology.  Here's an update. 4k is the new 2k which last year was just High Def. With 8k images looming just around the corner it brings up the question of,“ How do I get these great Images...

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Responsive Web Design: More Than a Buzzword

Responsive Web Design... It sounds pretty sexy. At least  from a web developer's viewpoint it does... sexy, new, exciting. No doubt you've heard somebody mention it at some point in the last year as it's becoming the "web 2.0" of buzz words in 2012. Truthfully, there...

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Future Past, Meet Present.

While eating breakfast on location in  Washington DC last week, I was reading USA Today. An article mentioned that Google was wiring Kansas City with their own fiber system that would deliver Gig E  speed. That’s about 100 times faster than the current “fast cable”...

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Olympic Choices

When it comes to the Olympics, I have to admit I consume the games much the same way I consume junk food.  I don’t have to have it, but if it’s there, I’m not going to pass it up.  And with these London games, accessibility to the coverage is virtually unlimited....

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SEO – Where to Start?

Does your company regard Search Engine Optimization (SEO) as a key marketing strategy? Clients have long coveted the highest rankings for their keywords but have not regarded the cost to achieve those rankings as worth the effort.   Clients have looked for shortcuts...

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The Secret to a Happy Interactive Project

I’ve been involved in hundreds of interactive projects, going all the way back to the early 90s. Many of those projects have been a true joy to work on. Some haven’t. A few have been downright painful for everyone involved. What separates the good from bad?...

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The “Evolution” of Motion Picture Cameras

Motion Picture Camera technology has come a long way in the Century since it was first introduced, or has it? The early Pioneers like Edwin Porter, Auguste and Louis Lumière and Georges Méliès all started the magic with little strips of “Film” 35mm wide to tell their...

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Our favorite tools to manage projects

People often ask us what are favorite tools for managing projects are. Here's a rundown. Basecamp (www.basecamphq.com.) We use this indispensable online collaboration tool to manage nearly every project we do. It's a central repository for project discussions, assets,...

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