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Tag Archives: Google
A Spin on the Subway: Google’s Good to Know Campaign
Google ad campaign, New York City subway system, © Adroyt. Google is running a new and pervasive ad campaign in several US metropolitan centers; the subway trains in New York City are plastered with banal posters explaining internet privacy, basic … Read more
Posted in Business, Social Media, Technology
Tagged advertising, apps, Good to Know campaign, Google, google privacy policy, Instagram, marketing, new york city, photosharing, ROI, subway, videos, Wizard of Oz
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Let’s Hear It for the Noise!
Nick Cave’s “Tree Soundsuit, 2011,” takes center stage at the Cranbrook Art Museum; photo © James Printz. In a little over a week, the exhibition “No Object Is an Island: New Dialogues with the Cranbrook Collection” will be history so … Read more
Posted in Arts & Culture, People
Tagged advertising, art, art exhibitions, Charles Eames, design, design profiles, Design Visionaries, Eames Foundation, Eero Saarinen, Good to Know campaign, Google, Google Maps, google privacy policy, marketing, new york city, Ray Eames, subway, The Eameses, visionary artists, Wizard of Oz
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Adroyt Labs: Productrazzi
The Lithium table by Peter Harrison is such a fine example of exemplary workmanship that we thought we’d give it a little buzz. There are a few photos of the classically chic creation on our google+ page. Have you followed … Read more
The adroyt Salon: Virtual and IRL
Pryor Callaway debuts at Avant Gallery during Art Basel Miami Beach week. There have been a higher than average number of people remarking on Twitter and Google+ during the past couple of days that they are shocked we’re zooming toward … Read more
Posted in Arts & Culture, Events
Tagged Adroyt Salon, design events, events, Google, industrial design, social media, Tweetup, TwitSalon, twitter, visionary artists
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The Scarlett O’Hara Approach to Social Media?
Vivian Leigh as Scarlett O’Hara. It’s Saxon here, and it’s time for #LetsBlogOff again; the question du jour is “What one thing did you really want when you were a kid?” I wanted to be Scarlett O’Hara! I am southern, … Read more
Posted in Arts & Culture, Books, Film, Social Media
Tagged #LetsBlogOff, facebook, Google, social media, social media etiquette, SoMe, twitter, Twitter etiquette
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It’s the Adroyt Salon: Belly Up to the Bar!
McSorley’s Old Ale House by James Maher Photography Pushing boundaries or entering unexplored territory can be daunting, especially when the landscape is as unmapped as social media. Those of us working professionally in the field are a bit like early … Read more
Posted in Books, Literature, People, Publishing
Tagged Adroyt Salon, authenticity, author profile, automation, Beat Poets, Diane von Furstenburg, e.e. cummings, facebook, facebook places, foursquare, geo-location, Gertrude Stein, Google, Jack Kerouac, McSorley's, Moleskine, Paris, Paris Salons, salon, salon question, social media, SoMe, trust marks, virtual salon
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Bigfoot Sighting on Google!
Why Should I Use Social Media for Marketing? Your Search Footprint Will Be Larger It’s #WhyteWednesday and we’re trotting out (with large hairy feet) another WhytePaper ™. Adroyt’s in the relationship business and today we take a look at the … Read more
Posted in Business, Technology
Tagged #whytewednesday, blogs, facebook, flickr, Google, language rules, linkedin, marketing, SEO, social media, tumblr, twitter, whyte papers, youtube
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