BLOG ON by David Brown, owner of Logion Web Design, an Oregon based web developer
Get Wired - Part 1A Review of Wired MagazineWired magazine has got to be the techno cool zine of cutting edge trends for both techies and non-geeks (I seem to fall somewhere in between the lines). Consider this as a gift for yourself to stay on top of the tech trends and buzz in 2010. On the Ads Let's start out with the first three ads in the latest issue. Omega Omega Watches that are water resistant to 4000 ft deep. I know that I will not this feature ! Decent looking ad on the inside cover. No website shown - what a waste in a tech magazine. Easy to find though : here's a quick link to the "Gents Collection". Fun to browse but not a timeless ad in design. Shell Oil Company Something is happening here...what it is ain't exactly clear....(ok, so I am a baby boomer that loves CSN - Crosby, Stills, and Nash)....when Shell advertises in Wired Magazine. It is to brand their commitment to the new energy future : the website link is clear - not to their home page which also has Responsible Energy and Innovation as two main features, but to the page specifically prepared to discuss how Shell is helping prepare for the new energy future: http://www.shell.us/energytalk Very interactive and inviting to join the conversation to participate rather than observe. The new energy future is happening now by changes being made by large companies by Shell. It has to be more than lip service, since we are also entering the new form of accountability and transparency in the fact that actions speak louder than words. It's a whole new world and this ad is an example. The medium is the message. IBM Big Blue is still alive and well and the ad titled "Is your information withholding information?" is catchy and compelled me to read the ad. The ad copy is both persuasive and educational. The tagline at the end : "Let's Build a Smarter Planet". Welcome to the new future IBM. http://www.ibm.com/infoagenda On The Magazine Ok, I have to admit that I really liked the Gift List - the 100 gifts that "we're going to give, and hope to receive this season". Wow, what an assortment of gadgets and cool stuff ! They are listed alphabetical on page 16. Visit this list online and check out the site: http://www.wired.com/reviews/package/wishlist2009 The articles are well written and researched. Like "Second Coming" by Frank Rose - about James Cameron's $250 million 3D epic film Avatar, that may change the way that we watch movies forever ( special projectors are being installed in theaters to show the film. According to Cameron, " I've made a bunch of movies, won a bunch of awards, made a bunch of money....None of those are interesting to me. They never were. It was never about the awards, never about the money, only about the films. But what's challenging? I look for the new thing. And with this film, we've really loaded it up." Or "The Body Synthetic" by Jennifer Kahn - about a sleek computer model developed by David Eddy that can replicate complex clinical studies - only faster, cheaper, and more reliably. This would accelerate the long process that sometimes takes years of human drug trials and millions of dollars. Or "Gone" by Evan Ratliff - One man offered a reward to try and find him after he disappeared but stayed in plain sight for one month. It was a manhunt with rules and code hackers networking clues and twitter IP addresses around the country. Finally on the last page you have an opportunity to predict the future: "what will happen in 10, 20, or 100 years. Sketch out your vision, then go to www.wired.com/wired/found to upload your ideas." They will use the best suggestions as inspiration for a future Found page. Get Wired if you enjoy reading how the future is being created now, and then you can position your personal and business life to be able to move forward into it. David Brown Logion Web Design 503-302-2333
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