Code Jacked! Pokemon Card Links to Adult Site via QR

Seems weird to me just ONE card would be QR code-jacked, so I will be on the look out for any follow up or additional reports about Pokemon Gone Wild scenarios…if you find any please pass them along! source: KPTV in Portland, Oregon

Geo-targeting apps may find themselves in 2012

Print take notice! WHERE your audience sees you is moving up this list in regard to value added, location based offers and content via mobile!  I wonder if there is ALREADY and APP for that?  Hmmm…. oh yes, now I remember DOCUMOBI! Created FOR Print by Print People. Read this article on why location matters […]

Peapod, P&G tap mobile to simplify grocery shopping for commuters

Last year, the QR grocery store in the subway in Seoul, Korea created quite a bit of buzz not only for the great idea, but for a creative and practical way to apply QR based shopping into our lives. About a month later, posts started popping up that the QR grocery store was in fact […]

Between Page And Screen: Poetry Book Uses Augmented Reality

This is certainly an interesting twist. I have to admit even though I am a fan of most anything that is cross media and starts from print, this one puzzles me a bit. Besides that fact that you can’t read the poems unless you are sitting at a computer, augmented reality is most often associated […]

What can printed magazines do that e-versions can't?

The mystery of who is Mr. D. Eadward Tree is not the subject of this post, though I am tempted at times to offer up a reward for that piece of information. I wouldn’t expose him, Im just one of those people who wants what I can’t have! What isn’t a mystery however is Mr. […]

Experience an Augmented Reality Valentine's Day with Starbucks

  by Heather Taylor  Yesterday Starbucks launched their new Valentine’s augmented reality (AR) cups.  It’s quite a clever way to get customers to not only drink their morning coffee but to buy one for a loved one. All you need to do is download the app from Starbucks and you can “experience your valentine” as the […]

The PODi AppForum is back in the UK after a 7-year gap

Leading international organisation for digital printing announces one-day conference in London on March 29 Customer case studies will take centre-stage at the PODi European AppForum which takes place in London on March 29. The last time PODi ran a major event in the UK was 2005. PODi returns to the London College of Communication for […]

General Mills spoons up digital fun on cereal boxes

Some of the most read print materials in the world are cereal boxes according to Mark Addicks, CMO for General Mills. In a move to modernize the experience, they are adding digital triggers to their packaging to bring customers to “fun” content via mobile.  I have to assume many kids dont have mobile phones, but […]

Sorry iBooks, paper books still win on specs

Sorry PMC readers! Im a bit behind on postings after going to PODi’s AppForum last week (which was awesome btw) and speaking at the Paper Distribution Council’s conference the week before that (awesome as well!).  Luckily, Chris Harrold, VP Business Development Digital Papers at Mohawk (mohawkmakeready) sent me this article to share with all of […]

3D Printing Brings New Angle To Animation

By Meaghan Murphy Sony Pictures upcoming “The Pirates! Band of Misfits” still uses molding clay and traditional stop-motion animation to bring its wide-eyed characters to life, but creator Aardman Animations happily embraced a strange new technology to make those figures speak: 3D printers. A 3D printer is much like an ordinary one, but it works in […]

PMC's Documobi Webinar: The Recap

Thanks to all of the 250ish attendees on the Documobi webinar Wed Jan 11th, and to the other 200 that registered but couldn’t make it! That is a pretty big response in webinar terms and it gives us some good street cred to bring more cool stuff to you as the year goes on! So […]