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The London Transport Museum, which hosts one of the world's most important collections of graphic art, asked illustrators to draw the links between cycling in the capital, environment issues, health and fun. Fifty of the 1,000-plus entries are now on display at the museum, in London's Covent Garden, until 22 August. Read more

Interesting article - apparently millions of us could save an average of £62 a year with the right tariff. http://top10.com/mobilephones/blog/

Very nice illustration from here... http://popwhore.com/2009/10/milo-manara/man/

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http://cardoncopy.com/ This guy takes shitty signs off the street, redesigns them and returns them to the same spot. Very sweet idea.

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The Third & The Seventh from Alex Roman on Vimeo.

No more stamps on a little card... Loyalty cards go 21st Century! http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/01/technology/01loopt.html?ref=technology

Share in my horror at seeing a Christmas tree in Debenhams this weekend. Promoting Debenhams Christmas Savings Card, it claims to be the most rewarding savings scheme on ...

Work at the station has recently uncovered these amazing advertising posters in non-public areas and that date from c1956 - 1959 when the station's lifts were removed and replaced by escalators. These are in an old lift passageway. Here a variety of posters can be seen - some are London Transport's own posters such as the 'elephant' by Victor Galbraith - but...

McDonalds ran a digital outdoor ad in London recently which encouraged people to snap a photo of the billboard at the moment it featured a McDonald's product, then head in-store with your pic to claim it for free. A nice simple idea and great way of using digital outdoor to drive in-store purchase.   Â

Tesco have updated it’s iPhone app to be able to scan barcodes of products in your house to check if they’re available at your local store. Pretty savvy.  http://www.heartnewmedia.com/blog/?p=1483    Â

Hooray for the humble corner shop, good news in the London Metro today (03.06.10)

The loveable blue carrier bag, seen in corner shops and offies, has been made into work(s) of art. Chris Ratcliffe's exhibition 'The All London Blue Bag Extravaganza' presents fourteen London-themed designs all printed onto this unusual canvas. How very postmodern. Further viewing: Westbourne Grove Church ArtSpace (until 29 June) Read more

http://econsultancy.com/blog/6012-q-a-david-tarbuck-of-argos-on-multichannel-retail  Multichannel sales reached £1.9bn for Argos in the last financial year, 43% of the retailer's total sales. The latest addition to this strategy is a new C

Microsoft has launched it's own take on QR codes that enables you to tag real world objects with multimedia content. Microsoft Tag Microsoft’s Aaron Getz explains: “Today we can imagine a world where any physical object can become a gateway to a wor...

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