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News

The Transformative 120: Text Messages Prove a South African HIV Lifeline
Worldchanging.com discusses the innovative use of mobile technology to fight AIDS in South Africa with frog and partners' Project Masiluleke.
4 Key Design Trends
frog blogs, a video, and a slideshare are cited as sources in this Industrial Market Trends report, along with examples from the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, The David Report, and Trendwatching, among others.
Few Smiles for Pepsi's New Face
Five brand experts frown on the Pepsi logo makeover in this month's issue of Creativity magazine, which includes frog Strategy Director Mary Anne Masterson's take on why the smile falls flat.

Events

Trendforum
Executive Creative Director, Europe, Cees Van Dok meets with other top executives in trend research, marketing, innovation, and management at the 7th annual business symposium in Munich.
Microsoft Xtopia Conference
Creative Director Curt Collingsworth and Senior Technologist Robert Schrem join frog client Yello in Berlin to talk about their work together in the context of online branding.
Mobile Device and User Experience Conference
Executive Creative Director Cees Van Dok discusses how to achieve the elusive ideal UX for mobile devices with experts from Motorola, Vodafone, and more, in London.

Blog

The Mystery of the Blue Goose
With all the Presidential transition stuff going on, we renewed our interest in the Presidential lectern. We haven't been able to find out who designed it, but we did find out some interesting factoids.
The Paradox of Loyalty
In this economy the most pressing business imperative is customer loyalty. You better be thinking hard about how you are going to retain your customers over the next two years (even if you lose some real money doing it).
The Gadget-less Bond
Despite the vaguely technical title, "Quantum of Solace" is almost completely devoid of gadgets and the film-makers have downplayed devices as deux-ex-machina methods of getting Bond out of a jam.