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• 16.11.2011 |
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• Filed Under: Design, General, Logo Design, Print Design, Typography

Startups most commonly bypass branding, initially, to focus on product. Is this the best way to structure a startups priority list? If you look into some of the most current successful startups, then often times you will find they’ve directed a lot of energy and focus into early branding and design. This means much more than solidifying your logo and website UI/UX. In most cases successful startups attack branding before launching a product or service.

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• 22.07.2011 |
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• Filed Under: Design, General, Social Media

Are you an early adopter? Want to move your photos, images, pictures, etc. from Facebook to Google Plus? If so you may have come to the right place. Obviously if you’ve invested a lot of time building your Facebook profile, and you’re thinking about jumping ship to Google Plus you’ll want the move to be as painless as possible. Brian Burgess of Information Week recently posted an in-depth article on how to move your photos from Facebook to Google Plus. I don’t think I’ll be moving anytime soon but this may be one of the first articles I read if and when I do!

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• 7.07.2011 |
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• Filed Under: General

Don’t know if you’ve come across this but it would be fantastic if everyone subscribed to this mantra. It would shave hours off of my workweek.

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• 1.03.2011 |
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No Joy from Mike Petty on Vimeo.

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• 28.05.2010 |
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• Filed Under: General, Social Media

Lifehacker, one of our favorite web destinations, has posted a comprehensive article on regaining your original privacy settings on Facebook. If you’re at all concerned about much of the privacy issues that have surfaced via the press as of late, I’d encourage you to take a look at Whitson Gordon’s article “How to Return Facebook’s Privacy Settings to What You Signed Up For”.

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