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In the summer of 2011, Google launched Google+, a new social network which aims to unify many existing Google services and products into a central social experience. Google+ is a new kind of social network, with unique features and tight integration with the larger Google ecosystem, and as such requires a unique approach and strategy. Keep reading for five reasons why you should consider leveraging Google+ to improve the online presence of your brand.
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Trust simplicity. For a variety of reasons, this past year taught me that simple wins over complex time and time again. This is especially true in interactive development, where advances in browser technology allow for significantly simplified development. As I strive to build more immersive and compelling experiences for our client’s products, the simple solution is most often the best.
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When they’re not working with clients, some Swanson Russell Creatives are going back to college—this time, as adjunct professors. The AV Club of Swanson Russell interns sat down with Charlie and Ryan at the Lincoln office to hear what they’ve learned from their students while at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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Several of us braved the cold and snow to attend this year’s Nebraska ADDY awards banquet held in Omaha. The food was good, the theme was fun and the after party was even more fun, but my favorite part was seeing the work. It’s motivating and inspiring to see the great creative work that’s coming out of Nebraska.
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It started as a great idea. It gave office workers, who had to sit in close quarters to each other in endless lines, a sense of privacy and space. It initially increased productivity and enabled focus. However, as popular culture states, cubicles became a symbol of isolation and uniformity. This is true in the creative field – there is something that dies inside a square structure covered in gray fabric.
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