November 30th, 2010
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Lauren Forbes is a business coaching specialist with over 30 years in the field. She came to us to rebrand her business and create a blog for people in the business related field to connect. You can visit her site at www.thriveyourbusiness.ca. Watch for the blog coming soon at www.thrivehive.ca.
November 30th, 2010
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Superior Facility Services has been around for over two decades. They came to us as Superior Cleaning Systems and we rebranding them into Superior Facility Services. They do anything from hospitals to commercial buildings and have multiple locations across Ontario. View their wide range of services at www.superiorfacilityservices.com.
Rhubarb Media creates a last minute graphic the Post 9-11 GI Bill for Bobby Lebonte’s #71 Car for the NASCAR season. Back TV Panel and side quarter panels. Logo’s a bit cut off in this pic.? But we’ll post more as the season goes. All this through our affiliate companies, American Independent Media and Brightline Interactive. Start your engines!
As we met with Shannon way back in the beginning we could tell it was going to be a great success. We’ve been with Cubeit Portable Storage from the beginning through branding, website design and development and ongoing marketing collateral. We’re proud of Shannon and her team. II want to say “way to go!” to the Rhubarb team who ha
ve worked on the Cubeit stuff! – Good job Tim, Iris, Jess, Mark and our printing partners!
The List
Rhubarb Media won best Graphic Design Co in Barrie for 2009
?¢‚Ǩ?ìThe Best of Barrie.?¢‚Ǩ¬ù Voted by Examiner readers
“Garsh thanks Readers!”
Chad Ballantyne
Creative Director
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Surgery with a view!! Well some will be “under” so the view will have to wait till after, but wow, what a place! www.lakeviewsurgery.com Rhubarb Media designed their logo and have just begun their website development. This will be the 2nd time we’ve partnered with an amazing photographer Samantha MacAndrew of Illume photography. Stay tuned for more pics as we develop the site. Good job team!
This is a huge honour and we’re humbled to even be considered. Thanks to all our clients who nominated us and who didn’t get too annoyed at our constant barrage of emails asking them to nominate us – Really nice folks!! Stay tuned – November 13th at Georgian College is where the Awards Banquet goes down. We’ll let ya know if we win. You’ll know if we did – we’ll be the fools on the A News seen riding down Dunlop St hanging out of our car windows yelling, “WE’RE #1!” and trash talking all our competitors! Just kidding… …we have a van.
“To find something comparable to [the Internet], you have to go back 500 years to the printing press, the birth of mass media?¢‚Ǩ‚Äùwhich, incidentally, is what really destroyed the old world of kings and aristocracies. Technology is shifting power away from the editors, the publishers, the establishment, the media elite. Now it’s the people who are taking control.”
[News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch. (News Corp purchased MySpace last year for $580 million), Wired, 7/06]
I’ve been following the rise of Rogers Communications over the past few years. Impressive. Their latest ad campaign although, is brutal! Creative, sure, but they lose points big time on message. I’m all for helping the consumer recognize their need for our products, but don’t lose touch with what is right and good. The picture above is shown with this tag: “Canada’s clearest wireless network. It’s like being there.” Don’t get me wrong, the message is truely that they have a clear sounding network, but that message gets buried in the very emotonal image portayed here. Wrong message #1 Mom, go to work and let Roger’s be the hand that hold’s your child when you are gone. Cause we all know that talking to someone is just like being there, right? Wrong. Wrong Message #2 – and this is one that really gets me having worked with single parent kids and the like. I’m all for Mom going to work if she has to, but poor Billy is taught here that a phone call is good enough – just like being there. Wrong.
