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Welcome to the Visionmark Blog. Visionologie is about marketing, advertising, interactive, design and communications. Now we are all publishers of content – sharing what we think, how we feel and how it all can make for a better business, a better approach and of course ultimately a better world. Now that may be going a little far since we will be blogging about marketing, advertising, interactive and Visionmark. But that is our world and we’re pretty proud of it.
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MAR
16
2012
Posted by: MARY ANN
An Eye For An Ear
I bet you didn’t know the ear is the best place on the body for accurately measuring vital signs and physical activity. We just designed and developed [in 4 weeks] a website and blog for Valencell—a developer of wearable physiological monitoring technology. You’ll want to keep your eye on this company and it’s president, Dr. Steven LeBoeuf, because they are on the move! www.valencell.com/blog
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FEB
3
2011
Posted by: RICK
Visionmark launches MV Fitness
In collaboration with MV fitness, Visionmark launched a new MV website. MV Fitness is Baltimore’s most elegant full service Health Club located in Historic Mount Vernon. In coordination with 2010's rebrand, MV wanted a streamlined website with a robust Content Management System that was easily editable by trainers and managers alike.
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MAY
11
2011
Posted by: BRETT
Google Doodle!
"Google Doodles" are creative Google logos used to mark special dates or events, and they have been around since 1998. Lately, Google has been doing more frequent and more technically creative logos, including animations. Today's animated logo is honoring Martha Graham and her influence on the world of dance. The animation consists of a series of dancers that move in the shapes of the letters in the logo.
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MAY
2
2011
Posted by: ANDREW
OMG News
It was a historic moment. Osama bin Laden is dead. All of the pundits talk about how this will be a moment where we will say to future generations, “I remember where I was when I heard the news.” What really stands out, though, is the contrast between the spread of word of bin Laden’s death and that of another significant death more than 30 years ago, that of John Lennon. In an age before social media and news apps on smart phones and computers, people got their news through more conventional means of TV news programs and the newspaper.
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