Remember the blink tag? Does it ever seem like you visit a website with so much going on that it’s difficult to concentrate? Today we have animated flash advertisements that strategically place themselves over the content, demanding a cognitive spurt to find the close button and overcome the annoyance. Why is it that advertisers seem to think that by annoying us, or tricking us, that we will find their product interesting and worthwhile?
Creative Communications
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Tweetings- eighteyes: A fairly decent free ebook interviewing HR professionals about what they're looking for http://lnkd.in/KSCcFa 20 July, 2010
- eighteyes: hello stale twitter account followers. i'm moving to @seancanton if any of you are my followers 15 April, 2010
- eighteyes: I earned the Addon Adhesive sticker on @GetGlue! http://bit.ly/cnMluY 4 March, 2010
- eighteyes: a very awesome video site for the musically inclined http://www.440tv.com/ 2 March, 2010
- eighteyes: @kyeli i loved your book on clear communication, if only i didn't lose it in the clutter of my house! (free next book idea) 2 March, 2010
- eighteyes: if you have to try to #fail, and say you don't even try, what do we call that? is it still failure? 11 February, 2010
- eighteyes: debugging microsoft client work for ie6 bugs is as ironic as a portland hipster isn't 4 February, 2010
- eighteyes: I earned the Bootcamp sticker on #GetGlue! http://bit.ly/7VCbcz 14 January, 2010
- eighteyes: @MplsFarmMarket Pollan did a great interview on 1/4 Daily Show, check hulu :) 6 January, 2010
- eighteyes: @BackFromRed wow, congrats on the book! I look forward to seeing it on the shelves! 6 January, 2010
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