As the number of twitter users grows more and more business are seeing the benefit of adding Twitter to their digital media strategies. Green tomato cars an eco-friendly taxi service in London is no exception. They claim to be the first private hire service in the UK to take bookings via twitter. There’s no need Continue reading →
A Few months ago I wrote in my very first spreading jam post about ‘chalk bot’ a printing robot like device that allowed tweets to be printed in the real world. Since then I have come across another clever ‘writing robot’ called the Voicebot. The voicebot is an installation, which gives young people a playful Continue reading →
It’s surprising that a year has now passed since the App Store launched and now there are more than 60,000 applications released for the iPhone and iPod Touch. See the top 35 of the best apps of the year (so far) via Techcruch There now really is an app for almost anything from going out, Continue reading →
This video has been doing the rounds over the past month or so and when I first saw it I didn’t know whether to laugh out loud or cringe. It does however have to be the best wedding entrance ever. The video, set to R&B star Chris Brown’s “Forever” became an overnight hit and has Continue reading →
A really awesome website by MoMA (The Museum of Modern Art) in New York. Designed to make visitors experiences more personal using Facebook. With Your Facebook profile you have your tastes, indicate your lifestyle, show the things you like and dislike. MoMa uses this information to your advantage. MoMA connects to your profile in the Continue reading →
So here it goes my very first spreading jam post. There have been a few cool things that have caught my attention recently in particular a nice idea from Nike-Live strong for the Tour de France. What do you get if you have a giant computer printer add a bit of chalk dust and a sprinkle of Continue reading →
