May 21st, 2010
Mechanic Center Graphics
We are finishing up a project with the Downtown Partnership that helps envision the new changes that are happening around the old Mechanic Theater. The area will be undergoing some heavy construction and right now all the shops are closed and boarded up. The new window graphics really help to get rid of the eyesore of [...]
Jan 4th, 2010
no|inc’s Cogmap: Listed as one of 10 Startups to Watch in 2010 by the Baltimore Business Journal
The entrepreneurs behind startup Cogmap are realistic about what their company is, and what it isn’t. They also aren’t shy about where they hope it goes. “If LinkedIn is reading this and they want to buy us, then they should give us a call,” said Alex Markson, who, along with Brent Halliburton, is developing the company, if [...]
Dec 9th, 2009
ICSC NYC
The ICSC (International Counsel of Shopping Centers) national trade show was held in New York Dec 7-8. Alex Markson and I attended the event on a mission to persuade real estate development company marketing and leasing execs to forgo paper property collateral and use digital presentation methods instead. No|inc has created the application and interface [...]
Nov 11th, 2009
Collaborative Agencies Popping Up
Victors & Spoils is taking it to the extreme with crowd sourcing, like an elite version of 99designs, but this is where the industry is heading. We’ve been preaching about a collaborative approach for over 10 years and this is a great thing to see. How can you have the best of the best in-house for every possible [...]
Nov 11th, 2009
The new mass creative collabor…
The new mass creative collaboration http://victorsandspoils.com
Oct 21st, 2009
New Product Site: our electronic property portfolio for commercial real estate
Our 2 time ICSC winning (Gold in ROI, Silver in B2B) portfolio product has a new site: http://www.propertycapsule.com Anyone looking to make a splash at ICSC while saving themselves lots of time and money should take a look
Jun 16th, 2009
Facebook Connect and The Washington Post
I think this is a good and obvious play. http://mashable.com/2009/06/15/facebook-connect-washington-post/. Merge this with an app that allows you to construct a virtual newspaper created from the authors and articles your friends are reading and you have yourself a interesting business.
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