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Tim Smith: You're Hired! | April 2012
Say hello to new Senior Designer Tim Smith everyone! Tim joins us from a lengthy career at GR/DD where he made impressive interactive games for the Science Museum and British Museum and developed a new online identity for The London Library. He has worked with mega brands such as Playstation, Nokia, Orange, Game, Macmillan Cancer Support, and Bebo, and he's a dab hand at illustration to boot. More about super Tim here: mypoorbrain.com/about.html
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AllofUs are hiring! | February 2012
Allofus are looking for talented interactive designers, creative technologists, web developers and project managers to join our team and to work on a wide range of new interfaces for physical installations, mobile devices, games consoles, connected TVs and of course the web.
email: jobs@allofus.com
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Interactive Signage at Westfield Stratford | September 2011
The high-profile Westfield at Stratford finally opened its doors this week, allowing visitors to get their hands on our brand new digital wayfinding system for the very first time....
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Kommersant TV goes live | September 2011
We're proud to announce the launch of our latest anglo-russian creation - Kommersant TV...
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AllofUs Joins the McCann World Group | August 2011
Yes you have indeed read the headline correctly and today we can finally (after what’s felt like an eternity of having to keep this to ourselves) announce that we have joined the McCann World Group...
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Yota Play Launches | July 2011
After a year in the making, Yota Play finally gets a proud unveiling. Alongside the development of the Yota Play branding, we led the UX design across a plethora of different platform interfaces for this innovative video-on-demand service, that puts social discovery of content at its core. The launch starts with the introduction of the PC/web version, with new iterations to follow including Connected TVs, smart-phones and tablets - which all serve to make Yota Play a truly intergrated cross-platform experience.