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A shiny new interactive visitor centre and website for the Wedgwood Museum in Barlaston, Stoke-on-Trent...

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We are hiring! | January 2010
We are looking for a Senior developer familiar with new technologies and creativity. The ideal candidate should be experienced, multi-skilled (particularly strong with Flash/AS3 OOP), self-taught by nature and always willing to learn new languages and technologies. Check the job spec or contact us at jobs@allofus.com

We are also  looking for a Senior Project Manager to come and lead the development of a number of high-profile, on-demand TV & media projects.   If you have a proven track record in managing high-profile projects to time and budget, alongside a genuine passion for innovative design and technology then we want to hear from you.  Please email your CV and brief cover note to jobs@allofus.com.
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Sky Player on Xbox 360 launches! | October 2009
In collaboration with the teams over at Sky and Xbox Live we have been working for several months on designing the new Sky Player service for Xbox 360. It's available to both existing and new Sky subscribers and allows you to view live TV and on-demand video from over 30 channels. It's still early days, but the press seem 'thoroughly besotted' by it and we're extremely proud to see this baby go live.

Go here for some first impressions and here for a walkthrough on the BBC
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Tune in to Sky Songs | October 2009
Sky's new music service goes live on 19th October, and already the hype is deafening. Offering both unlimited streaming and paid downloads in a monthly subscription, it's being touted as giving 'Spotify a spanking'. We would be more modest, seeing as we've been on board as UI designers from conception, but needless to say this is a release we're all fairly proud of. More details to follow…
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We Stick the Boot In with Nike | October 2009
This week sees the launch of two new in-store interactives for Niketown London and Nike Store Paris to promote the launch of Nike’s new CTR 360 boot. Our work plays with the concept of ‘control’ by allowing customers to take charge of a whole army of CTR 360 boots using gesture and motion. If you fancy a go yourself then both installations will be live until November...if not then a more detailed case study will follow here soon.