For 2012, this module is a project working with Swinton Lions Tales & More. An intergenerational oral history project, it captures and shares the memories and experiences of the former players from Swinton Lions Rugby League Football Club, its supporters and local people.
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Stockport Market
Here are some pictures from Stockport of the "bus stop" style exhibition in the market and one of the stalls that sold cakes.
I recall that approximately 5 years ago there were a number of multi-media and interactive bus stops installed in Manchester centre. The unit was installed in place of the back-lit advertising panel, and included a small screen, speakers, and an accompanying printed poster.
In addition, a facial recognition advertising campaign has recently been launched in London - follow this link at the end of the intro below to read more...
Last week, non-profit organisation Plan UK launched an innovative new advertising campaign to higlight the plight of some of the world's poorest girls.
The advertisement, located on a bus stop in London’s Oxford Street, allows commuters to view a 40-second video - provided that they are female. http://www.mycustomer.com/topic/customer-experience/facial-recognition-ad-campaigns-clever-or-controversial/137979
I recall that approximately 5 years ago there were a number of multi-media and interactive bus stops installed in Manchester centre. The unit was installed in place of the back-lit advertising panel, and included a small screen, speakers, and an accompanying printed poster.
ReplyDeleteIn addition, a facial recognition advertising campaign has recently been launched in London - follow this link at the end of the intro below to read more...
Last week, non-profit organisation Plan UK launched an innovative new advertising campaign to higlight the plight of some of the world's poorest girls.
The advertisement, located on a bus stop in London’s Oxford Street, allows commuters to view a 40-second video - provided that they are female.
http://www.mycustomer.com/topic/customer-experience/facial-recognition-ad-campaigns-clever-or-controversial/137979