by Chris Harkins
Software evolves. Useless, outdated features fade away and newer features make the application stronger, even if it takes some time to work out the kinks. Applications are more powerful than the year before because our industry is in perpetual change to keep up with higher client expectations - the applications we use have to keep up. Read more
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1. All company pages will be converted over to the new timeline format on March 30, 2012
Unfortunately, you don’t have any choice in the matter. Facebook will automatically be moving all pages over to the timeline format. You should go ahead and be prepared with a cover photo at the very least so your page doesn’t look inactive or out of date.
One week ago today numerous EF-4 tornados rolled thru North Pekin, Marysville and Henryville in southern Indiana and West Liberty in eastern Kentucky packing reportedly 175 mph winds causing death and total devastation. Early Saturday morning I traveled just 19 miles north of Louisville to Henryville, Indiana, and the scenes that I witnessed there were mind-numbing. A school bus that truly minutes before the twister hit had been loaded with young school children was thrown inside a local diner. Read more
Google’s first attempt with social media was Google+, landing over 10 million users less than a month and over 90 million users as of now. According to Slate, Google+ couldn’t compete with the 500+ million users on Facebook.
Google is now taking its next steps in social media with Leaderboard. Leaderboard is a new feature allowing users to earn points for checking in to locations via Google Latitude.
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YouTube has rolled out a new channel design. Currently, you can switch to and from the new design. However, on March 7, 2012 the migration to the new design will be mandatory and automatically switched over for all existing channels.
What Changes
With the old design, many brand channels use header banner images that contain specific web and social links. The new design changes the approach to layout by the following:
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Snowfall in the Louisville area has been very light this winter. In fact including the .3 inch that fell overnight, we now have received only 2.1 inches for the 2011-2012 winter season, which is far below the yearly 14.7 inch average for the area. Nonetheless, the dusting provided some very beautiful images as captured here by Power Creative Senior Photographer Bill Miller. Read more
Please enjoy some of our favorite photographs by Staff Photographer Ted Wirth that he shot during 2011.
Pictured above:
Ripple Effect. Client - Power Stock
Pictured below (left to right):
Kentucky Derby Week, Churchill Downs Chaps. Client - Churchill Downs
Drive. Client - Kent School of Social Work, University of Louisville
Campus Gate. Client -University of Louisville 2011 Annual Report
Hands of Time. Client - Kent School of Social Work, University of Louisville
Water Drop. Client - Power Stock
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Please enjoy some of our favorite photographs by Senior Photographer Bill Miller that he shot during 2011.
Pictured above:
A very unusual "birdseye" view of Papa John’s Cardinal Stadium during the University of Louisville vs Marshall University football game. Image editing and retouching by Sr. Imaging Technician Brad Bird. Client - University of Louisville
Pictured below (left to right);
Kentucky Derby Week, Churchill Downs Twin Spires. Client - Churchill Downs
Baseball Closeup. Client - Power Stock
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Power Staff Photographer, Ted Wirth's Fall images provide a nice illustration for one of my favorite poems, "Autumn" by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
With what a glory comes and goes the year!
The buds of spring, those beautiful harbingers
Of sunny skies and cloudless times, enjoy
Life's newness, and earth's garniture spread out.
And when the silver habit of the clouds
Comes down upon the autumn sun, and with
A sober gladness the old year takes up
His bright inheritance of golden fruits,
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