At the start of a New Year, Andy Solages celebrates his Haitian heritage and the power of print in history. This piece continues a thread he started in With Print Comes Power and Long Life.
Bon Ane: Selebwe Jou Endependans Ayiti
Holograms and Print: An Interview with Scott Manduck of Video Plus Print (full version)
This is the full version of an interview published on Print Media Centr that I did with Scott Manduck of Video Plus Print. I (virtually) met Scott a year or so ago. I was exploring the prospect of using video brochures in a campaign. He noticed my interest and sent me a LinkedIn message. We kept in touch and recently I received an email from his company that included a video of a new product that combines print, video, and a hologram effect. I thought it was cool and I wanted to share it with the integrated marketing community at Print Media Centr.
With Print Comes Power And Long Life
Devwa Kreyòl: M te ekri yon lèt pou piti fi M.
Message from Ambassador Paul Altidor (via the Embassy of the Republic of Haiti)
My family and I received the following message from The Embassy of the Republic of Haiti on October 6, 2016 at 9:01 pm. The Ambassador gives important advice: work with credible organizations and institutions on the ground in Haiti. Bypassing and ignoring local Haitian organizations and institutions (inclusive of government) is not helpful in the long term and has in fact been destructive.
Virus! Malware! Adware! - Redirects can get the chrome to the head
Beacon Technology: The Next Wave of Interactive Marketing is Here
Remembering Bwa Kayiman
A few years ago, at a fundraising dinner, I recited a poem that riffed on a 19th century poem by Haitian intellectual Herard Dumesle. The words of Dumesle’s poem are now associated in living myth with the fighting spirit invoked by Sesil Fatima and Boukman, and included a call to discard an image that only thirsted for our tears.