Archive for October, 2010
Hello Adam
After a fair few months of searching, Provokateur are justly smiled-up to announce the arrival of our brand-spanking new Senior Developer, Adam Davis.
Guantanamo: If The Light Goes Out
Provokateur have designed a website that accompanies the publication of Edmund Clark’s new book of the same name and coincides with The European Month of Photography, where Edmund is exhibiting a selection of the works.
Getting negative on your ass
There’s a lot of hoo-hah about negative campaigning these days, but the problem is it’s so damn effective! Witness the mayoral race in Winnipeg, Canada. It’s no biggie. Parliament won’t fall as a result. But it has given us an impeccably despicable negative ad. And it’s genius.
Stirring things up with Greenpeace
Provokateur have created the identity for Greenpeace’s latest fundraiser – Flour Power. Inviting us to ‘Bake Cakes, Not The Planet’.
Open University’s Four In Ten campaign launched
In a few days, the Browne Review on university funding will make its recommendations. Although much media attention has been focused on the issue of full time students, the elephant in the room is what it will mean for part time undergraduates. Provokateur has been working with The Open University, the largest university in Europe and the leader in part time learning, to make sure the voice of part time students is heard. Four in Ten is a campaign brand created by Provokateur to communicate a clear, powerful message to policy makers and politicians that we ignore part time undergraduates at our peril.
