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The First Column

featuredimage Poh’s Kitchen iPhone app released

The Poh's Kitchen iPhone app is now available from the ABC on iTunes.  Developed and ...

featuredimage Facebook goes 3D

Have a look at The Friend Cube, an experimental journey into the third dimension for Facebook ...

featuredimage Bondi Rescue - The iPhone Game

The Project Factory is pleased to announce the launch of the Bondi Rescue game. The ...

featuredimage iPhone app for Yellowglen and The Melbourne Cup

In time for the nation-stopping Melbourne Cup, The Project Factory has released the Yellowglen WHERE ...

featuredimage The First Boxer Viral Game Launched

The Project Factory is pleased to announce the launch of The First Boxer, a game ...

The Lean Forward Blog

iPhone (apps) are the new black

I was talking to a friend of mine who works for a city council recently. The council is a local government body with some elected officials and a decent budget – a portion of which it spends on local initiatives, business councils, arts project and community development. The council is the central council for a […]

TPF News

Project Factory invests in Panoramic Video

The Project Factory today announced its move into online video production with the acquisition of a stake in the 360 video company, Panoramic Video.
The deal sees The Project Factory taking a Board position and 25% ownership of the company based on future targets.
Panoramic Video has developed a unique technology that allows online video viewers to view a complete […]

Other stuff

The game of cricket as a database

Ok, so perhaps this is totally niche but someone else out there may get the same geeky frisson that I do from looking through this image.
Created during the production of the Cricket Unlimited website for the Guardian in the late nineties this database schema captures all permutations of the game of cricket as a database […]

Social Media

Australian social habits

Forrester research has published this neat little widget for segmenting different levels of participation in online content. Personally I think this is pushing it to label it ’social’ in the same way that people creating their own Christmas cards should not be called ’social’ as it’s just another way to create content.
What it *is* is […]

Launch

What stops screen content practitioners from getting more involved in digital ?

About a year ago, I was commissioned by the Centre for Screen Business (a division of AFTRS, the film television and radio school) and Screenrights to look into why more screen content practitioners (film makers) didn’t get more involved in the digital space. The idea was to produce a White Paper from the results to […]