Marketing & Strategy Innovation

The Creative Internet

by Neil Perkin on 11 October, 2010 - 22:49

It deservedly got some twitter-love on Friday, but if you haven't seen this resource from Google Creative Labs go check it out. An updated 119 slides of digital awesomeness including some of the most talked about, creative and inspirational ideas and web projects from recent times, and featuring sections on advertising, tech, art, visualisation, audio, politics, sport, history and books. I've embedded it here, but for the full effect go view it on Google Docs. Put together by Tom Uglow. Lovely.

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Original Post: http://neilperkin.typepad.com/only_dead_fish/2010/10/the-creative-internet.html

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