Comments for CYCLE http://blog.cycle-interactive.com Interactive Agency Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:54:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on The Public Perception of Various Payment Methods by Cameron Rogers http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=120&cpage=1#comment-531 Cameron Rogers Thu, 09 Sep 2010 13:54:55 +0000 http://blog.rdsny.com/?p=120#comment-531 identity theft is very common on the internet so be careful about phising sites:-: identity theft is very common on the internet so be careful about phising sites:-:

]]> Comment on Happiness by Jesus Ross http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=41&cpage=1#comment-522 Jesus Ross Wed, 08 Sep 2010 18:04:26 +0000 http://localhost/rdsny_blog/trunk/?p=41#comment-522 everyone wants to be happy in one way or another~~~ everyone wants to be happy in one way or another~~~

]]> Comment on Security Is All About Obscurity by Michael Kay http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=362&cpage=1#comment-519 Michael Kay Wed, 08 Sep 2010 15:22:10 +0000 http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=362#comment-519 Interesting example about the lock because by accident I have been able to take advantage of that form of obscurity. Living in Buenos Aires, Argentina, I had a bike stolen. I had used a strong cable lock that's very popular here. Right after I got a new bike, I asked a friend of mine to bring a specific Kryptonite lock from the US, because I know to rely on the Kryptonite brand. But I learned that my Kryptonite was even more secure than I had expected, more than any Kryptonite used in the US. I went to a local locksmith to get copies of house keys, something routine, but he looked quizzical at the other key on my keychain, for the Kryptonite. He asked me about it, never having seen such a key. If the locksmith was puzzled by the key, chances are all thieves would be too. Interesting example about the lock because by accident I have been able to take advantage of that form of obscurity. Living in Buenos Aires, Argentina, I had a bike stolen. I had used a strong cable lock that’s very popular here. Right after I got a new bike, I asked a friend of mine to bring a specific Kryptonite lock from the US, because I know to rely on the Kryptonite brand.

But I learned that my Kryptonite was even more secure than I had expected, more than any Kryptonite used in the US. I went to a local locksmith to get copies of house keys, something routine, but he looked quizzical at the other key on my keychain, for the Kryptonite. He asked me about it, never having seen such a key. If the locksmith was puzzled by the key, chances are all thieves would be too.

]]> Comment on Graphic Designers vs. Chefs by Landon Phillips http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=233&cpage=1#comment-518 Landon Phillips Mon, 06 Sep 2010 09:25:36 +0000 http://blog.rdsny.com/?p=233#comment-518 Greek Foods are tasty and delicious maybe because of the spices they put in it*~; Greek Foods are tasty and delicious maybe because of the spices they put in it*~;

]]> Comment on For BP, There Is No Such Thing As Bad Publicity? by Jonathan http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=356&cpage=1#comment-516 Jonathan Fri, 03 Sep 2010 21:10:18 +0000 http://blog.rdsny.com/?p=356#comment-516 Maybe you should reconsider the effect, that this kind of publicity has on the subconscious of people. In that place of the mind, there is probably not a very strong connection between the negativity of the incident and the logo, but rather a connection between the logo and the graphic which is informing, therefore positive and also important, which makes the logo important. Well I don't know if this makes any sense, but you have to analyse before you make the connection, that it's their fault. The subconscious doesn't analyze very much you know...publicity after all is publicity. Maybe you should reconsider the effect, that this kind of publicity has on the subconscious of people. In that place of the mind, there is probably not a very strong connection between the negativity of the incident and the logo, but rather a connection between the logo and the graphic which is informing, therefore positive and also important, which makes the logo important.
Well I don’t know if this makes any sense, but you have to analyse before you make the connection, that it’s their fault. The subconscious doesn’t analyze very much you know…publicity after all is publicity.

]]> Comment on Experiment with Mobile Advertising, AdMob.com by Paul Steel http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=189&cpage=1#comment-515 Paul Steel Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:28:35 +0000 http://blog.rdsny.com/?p=189#comment-515 Was the landing page you guys where promoting mobile optimized? Was the landing page you guys where promoting mobile optimized?

]]> Comment on Disadvantage of Slash-separated URLs by Alan http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=163&cpage=1#comment-511 Alan Mon, 02 Aug 2010 14:48:44 +0000 http://blog.rdsny.com/?p=163#comment-511 Very helpful, I was wondering what the proper term for the "slash url scheme" was. Very helpful, I was wondering what the proper term for the “slash url scheme” was.

]]> Comment on Cover Design for the Book My Daughter Will Be Writing in the Future by graphic design http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=8&cpage=1#comment-486 graphic design Sat, 05 Jun 2010 07:39:10 +0000 http://localhost/rdsny_blog/trunk/?p=8#comment-486 Logo design trends are always hosted by a mixture of reactions. Logo design trends are always hosted by a mixture of reactions.

]]> Comment on iPad and the Future of Publishing by Nigel Hall http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=347&cpage=1#comment-453 Nigel Hall Wed, 19 May 2010 20:27:12 +0000 http://blog.rdsny.com/?p=347#comment-453 Dyske, sorry I let this conversation drop - the real world intervened. It's a fascinating topic and it will be interesting to see how things look in a few months. As I get more accustomed to having my iPad around all the time, I find I'm looking to it for more features than are currently available as apps. I suspect for many users, an iPad will become the equivalent of a super intelligent mobile TV, where you can bring up an app (or a web page) and view personalized content at anytime and in any place. It remembers what you've seen, queues up new selections, and offers all kinds of bells and whistles that haven't even been thought of yet. Some of what is provided will be news, but a lot will be entertainment. I have a feeling apps (native and web) are going to become like channels on cable TV and the battleground will be the home screen of the iPad. Branding comes into play in the ability of the app to offer the user personalized news/entertainment. If one brand fails at providing a suitably personalized experience, users will just try another app (brand of entertainment). I remember personalization being a hot topic in dotcoms 10 years ago. iGoogle and MyYahoo are crude approaches. Could be that now is the time for all that personalization technology to really shine. Dyske, sorry I let this conversation drop – the real world intervened. It’s a fascinating topic and it will be interesting to see how things look in a few months.

As I get more accustomed to having my iPad around all the time, I find I’m looking to it for more features than are currently available as apps. I suspect for many users, an iPad will become the equivalent of a super intelligent mobile TV, where you can bring up an app (or a web page) and view personalized content at anytime and in any place. It remembers what you’ve seen, queues up new selections, and offers all kinds of bells and whistles that haven’t even been thought of yet. Some of what is provided will be news, but a lot will be entertainment. I have a feeling apps (native and web) are going to become like channels on cable TV and the battleground will be the home screen of the iPad. Branding comes into play in the ability of the app to offer the user personalized news/entertainment. If one brand fails at providing a suitably personalized experience, users will just try another app (brand of entertainment). I remember personalization being a hot topic in dotcoms 10 years ago. iGoogle and MyYahoo are crude approaches. Could be that now is the time for all that personalization technology to really shine.

]]> Comment on iPad and the Future of Publishing by iPad and the Future of Publishing « R+D STUDIO NEW YORK | Ebook Market Watch http://blog.cycle-interactive.com/?p=347&cpage=1#comment-441 iPad and the Future of Publishing « R+D STUDIO NEW YORK | Ebook Market Watch Fri, 07 May 2010 02:46:40 +0000 http://blog.rdsny.com/?p=347#comment-441 [...] full post on publishers ipad – Google Blog Search Share and [...] [...] full post on publishers ipad – Google Blog Search Share and [...]

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