Author Archives: James Bealey

This event was part of Bulla Dairy Foods Cream Team competition – a national six week search on social media to find three passionate foodies and cream crazed enthusiasts to join the Bulla Cream Team, and George Calombaris as Bulla Cream Ambassador, to create tasty, inspired dishes which help make meal time easier and more […]

As we bid adieu to yet another year and look forward to what 2013 may bring, we also ponder what new technology is set to shape our future. US based designers, strategists, and software engineers, frog, have asked their leadership teams from around the world to take a look into the future and predict upcoming […]

With a new year comes new beginnings- it’s a time of reflection that often results in the promise of fresh resolutions, new and improved behaviors and happy and healthier ways to live your life. Rather than feeling bad for already faulting on your freshly made new years resolutions and focusing on the never ending challenges […]

Furry has erupted in the picturesque world of Instagram as celebrities and general users get set to cease their use of this smartphone photo sharing service. Why the outrage? New changes to the privacy policy and terms of service will technically give Facebook owned Instagram the right to allow people’s pictures to be used by […]

New mind to-do lists..focus on stop-doing lists! The Guardian’s Oliver Burkeman latest column ‘This column will change your life: posteriorities’ explains to people why it’s your ‘not to do’ list is what will help you most.        

McDonald’s is taking another leap into Twitter as they launch their first TV ad directing users to join the conversation on Twitter via a hashtag. The campaign, which supports their US Pro Bowl sponsorship will also include random giveaways for people who tweet using the #mcdprobowl hashtag from the ad. So, why did the golden […]

Take a moment to check out SocialMediaNews.com’s report, which announces the most popular social networks in Australia over November 2012. Every month they measure social media usage statistics and according to their latest figures we are starting to reach saturation point in Australia – where most social networks are no longer in hypergrowth stage and […]

Sydney digital creative agency Pusher wishes everyone a Merry Christmas with this clever online card. http://www.pusher.com.au/clients/pusher-christmas-2011  

A safety campaign for Metro Trains in Melbourne has become an international YouTube sensation. The quirky clip called Dumb Ways to Die has had nearly 12 million views on YouTube since it was leaked.