Tribal DBB
Tribal DDB London is ten this year. That’s quite an age for a new-media ad agency. We asked them to tell us all their secrets and they said yes.
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Animatics
Animatics gets George Lucas all hot and sweaty. We lift the lid on what he knows and what you’ve been missing.
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David Droga's Ad Age
“Selling is everything, from chatting up a girl in a bar to what you wear in the street.” But selling is changing, says David Droga, one of the biggest creative names in advertising.
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Doctor Who
Everyone’s favourite Timelord is back, with a new BBC series and a huge array of effects created by The Mill. Digit bagged the first look…
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Pitch to win
Pitching for work is vital to landing the good jobs. The process is loathed by some, but it can be as creative as the account that’s up for grabs. Here’s how to charm the people holding the purse strings.
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Stop paying us too much
The creative industry faces staffing challenges and high turnover – but the reasons are often more bizarre than you’d realize.
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Ripped off
Illegal DVD-ripping software is flourishing, despite well-publicized wins by DVD piracy foes and laws against copying Hollywood movies. Digit checked out the dodgy DVD market.
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Scent of a Robot
It’s robot-boy with attitude, baggies, and an iPod. New York-based UVPhactory created the new video for hip-hop artist Peter Miser and yes, these cool hip-hop robots can dance.
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The Web browser battle
There’s something new on the Web every second, but most people have been using the same old browser for ages. We put the latest versions of five browsers through their paces.
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Get yourself connected
Bluetooth? FireWire? USB? They're all different, but they all do the same thing: connect devices to your PC. But which is best? Digit connects with the issues.
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Diet Coke shell out
Meet Diet Coke’s new secret weapon. Follow Tort’s adventures as he skateboards, dances along a keyboard and whooshes down the Diet Coke ribbon. The Mill’s Stephen Venning explains.
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The force of 2D animation
Genndy Tartakovsky is behind some of the best-loved cartoon creations of the last decade. And, as he prepares to create for the big screen, he predicts a triumphant return for 2D.
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The Sims - ruling a virtual world
Controlling the day-to-day lives of imaginary people has proved bizarrely engrossing. Digit looks at the team behind The Sims series.
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The joy of InDesign
InDesign may well be conquering the world of DTP, but can it cut it as graphic design tool par excellence in the world of branding and graphic design? Digit found out.
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iLovedust
With clients like Marks & Spencer and Hugo Boss on their books, newly established creative design trio iLovedust are making waves from their seaside base in Southsea.
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TimeSplitters: Future perfect
UK-based company Free Radical is the brain behind the TimeSplitters video game series. Digit got the inside story.
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State of the Nation
Digit reviewed the surveys and spoke to people at the top and bottom of the design industry to bring you the state of the nation in 2005.
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The design meat factory
The UK design industry needs a new structure to compete.
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Sony's viral blast
How to get the message across about the switchover from analog to digital TV? Sony asked Kempt to develop an online game that was fun, addictive, and kept to their brand values. So it made a shoot-’em-up.
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Netscape browser gets an overhaul
Netscape’s new browser impresses with its revamped look and new functionality. We dissect the beta version.