Hey kids – it’s been a long time. Digital Vinyl has moved from Copenhagen to New York. So I’ve been busy. I just saw this on the Varoom Varoom Lounge and thought I would share. It’s pretty cool. SAS did an activation where couples simultaneously had to go through a few engaging steps to get an offer. Enjoy.

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…yes indeed. I like this one though. Interesting how they have just embraced this communication form and pretty much become synonymous with it.

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I’m still looking for really good commercial Twitter campaigns. Starbucks and other brands have shown how you can integrate Twitter in your business model, but just a really good plain old campaign. This is from Mercedes and was developed by Razorfish. I think it is interesting. It is quite tech reliant and must have been very expensive to develop. But it is pretty nice. Enjoy.

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Pretty cool installation in Stockholm. McDonals and iPhone in sweet harmony.

Thanks to Eggers for the prompt!

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So they announced it. They’re testing it in San Francisco. Basically it works with Near Field Communication (NFC). So you just… buy a coke, hold your phone over the sensor – and it withdraws the money from your Mastercard. Smart and easy. Can’t wait till it gets here. Read more on TechCrunch.

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Another very cool activation from Lynx – now using augmented reality in Victoria Street Station. I don’t know what the link to the brand is, but what the hell. It rocks…

And thanks to the very talented Fun Flinck for bringing this to our attention.

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Now this just brings tears to the eyes of an old Starwars mega fan. Yes I have the Ewok Village, the Millenium Falcon, the Imperial shuttle and about 40 of the finest action figures plastic can make. My favorite… Boba Fett.

Anyways, when I drink Tequila from now on. It will be like this…

Read the full story on Geekologie.

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Hey – our compadre LAchlan from Sydney just showed me this – from my own damn backyard. This is pretty cool. A Homeless banner – click and donate. Click and the banner heats up. Really clever. It is Stockholms Stadsmission who is behind it. And the agency is called Garbags Agency. Good job.

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Probably sounds better than when they play live with real instruments too.

Paulie showed me this – cheers.

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Two pretty cool…and very japonais versions of how AR may be used in the future. Reminds me of Ironman’s robot…in the films.

Check out a lot of very cool digital stuff…106 bits in total actually: The creative internet (106 things) . Google’s creative lab collected this. Thank’s for that.

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