Almost 2009 now!
Battlestar Galactica - The face of the enemy 5/10
Posted by James Jacob Thursday, 25 December 2008 at 09:04 0 commentsMerry Christmas!
Battlestar Galactica - The face of the enemy 4/10
Posted by James Jacob Monday, 22 December 2008 at 09:03 0 commentsPart 4 - almost Christmas!
Army Jobs TV advert
Posted by James Jacob Sunday, 21 December 2008 at 13:44 0 commentsExcellent. Was having a surf after posting my last blog entry and came across this. The first of the original four Army Jobs TV ads that I worked upon back at Publicis Dialog.
Doesn't seem like two years ago!
The Evolution of Search
Posted by James Jacob Thursday, 18 December 2008 at 16:19 0 commentsAddicted to Film?
Posted by James Jacob Wednesday, 17 December 2008 at 16:31 1 commentAre you a movie addict? I thought I was but after selecting, and very honestly, all of the films on the list I had watched, scored a pretty lame 41%.
Can you do any better?
Take 10 mins to complete here...
Would like to hear how you got on!
Battlestar Galactica - The face of the enemy 2/10
Posted by James Jacob Monday, 15 December 2008 at 08:59 0 commentsHere's part 2
Live for Films: Star Wars: Episode 2 - Attack of the Clones, 2002 - DVD Review
Posted by James Jacob Sunday, 14 December 2008 at 13:06 1 commentHere's a review of the film to wet your whislte...
Live for Films: Star Wars: Episode 2 - Attack of the Clones, 2002 - DVD Review
The Day the Earth Stood Still - film review
Posted by James Jacob at 10:15 0 commentsThings started off really well, in true sci-fi fashion, lots of serious scientists, being very busy and important followed by a series of unexplained events.
Now, as the film goes on, I tried to get interested in the characters but Jennifer Connolley is so bleeding dull I just didn't care about her at all. This all cumulated with me at the end of the film thinking, is this nearly finished and oh, I don't really care what happened to the Earth.
In short, I wouldn't rush to see this if I were you
Marketing for beginners - the reading list
Posted by James Jacob Saturday, 13 December 2008 at 21:48 0 commentsWhen I left University (after reading Geology, not Marketing) social networking was offline only. I remember doing it the hardway, meeting people face-to-face and swapping business cards. Nowadays however, you can become friends with someone on the other side of the world (or even in the same town) and not meet them face-to-face!
If someone you know were to leave University this academic year, are there any books you would recommend they read prior to getting stuck in on their first day. For me, there are three, which I have listed here:
Meatball Sundae by Seth Godin
Purple Cow by Seth Godin (you can probably tell I like reading his books)
The Art of Client Service by Robert Soloman
Enjoy -pass this on as I'd like to hear your thoughts
GALACTICA: VARIANTS: WEBISODE 1 REVIEW
Posted by James Jacob at 21:04 1 commentA good start I'd say but can't shake the feeling that these are nothing more than space fillers before the show starts again propperly next month
Battlestar Galactica Webisode 1
Posted by James Jacob at 08:18 2 comments:Good to see but a familiar ending to this particular episode
Terminator 4 Factory?
Posted by James Jacob Friday, 12 December 2008 at 12:27 0 comments
Just came across this, yet another new image from the upcoming Terminator Salvation movie.
There's a link to the Empire movie site here where you can read all about it...
Battlestar Galactica - The face of the enemy 1/10
Posted by James Jacob at 08:57 0 commentsDesigned to fill in the gap between season 4.0 and 4.5, BSG launched this web only version of a classic 'who dunnit'? - spread over 10 x 4 minute episodes, leading up nicely to the start of the final chapter of the story of the rag-tag fleet...
Battlestar Galactica Webisode 1/10 - The Face of the Enemy
The action continues with a gripping 10 part web series of Battlestar Galactica. "The Face Of The Enemy" is filled with astonishing revelations you won't see on the show.
Official Terminator Salvation (2009) HQ Trailer 2
Posted by James Jacob Thursday, 11 December 2008 at 16:57 1 commentBeen a while since my last entry but the new trailer for Terminator Salvation has now surfaced on the tinternet...
Best Sci-Fi Movies of All Time - Inside Movies Blog
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24 Season 7 Sneak Peak - Jack's Back!
Posted by James Jacob at 08:18 0 commentsLoads of spoliers obviously but OMG!!
Ps - bet you can't resist...
LOST Season 5 Poster
Posted by James Jacob at 07:50 0 comments
With anticipation building towards the new seasons of Battlestar Galactica and LOST, more and more advertising is being released. To that effect, here is an interesting poster for the new LOST. Not going to spoil it for anyone who hasn't already seen season 4 - but notice the split...
Here's the link to my previous Season 5 trailer post
Are you Seth Godin's apprentice?
Posted by James Jacob Wednesday, 3 December 2008 at 16:32 0 commentsIf I wasn't married and was ten years younger, I'd be applying!
Here's the details
Share Google Calendar with iCal
Posted by James Jacob at 12:43 0 comments
How are your cross-platform skills?
If, like me, you use a PC for the day job but have seen the light and purchased a Mac for your own work, you will be interested to know that the programmers at Google have released an interesting app.
Called Calaboration, this allows you to access your google calendar through your Mac's iCal app.
This means that while you are out and about, without access to your trusty Mac, you can update your Google Calendar and then sync it with you Mac when you get home. Obviously you can then sync it with your iPhone / iPod as you normally would.
Obviously, I would much rather have a Mac at work so don't get me started!
You can read the article and download the app here
Caprica gets the green light!
Posted by James Jacob at 20:53 0 commentsHere's a copy of the official press release but below is the trailer for the premier...
LOST Season 5 Trailer
Posted by James Jacob at 20:47 0 commentsThen here's the trailer for season 5, out late January 2009.
Enjoy!
The World According To Dan: Battlestar Galactica propaganda posters
Posted by James Jacob at 19:49 0 commentsBattlestar Galactica artwork spreadding through the blog world like wildfire!
Battlestar Galactica Advertising
Posted by James Jacob at 15:01 0 commentsThe full article on Brand Republic can be found here




Live for Films: Who is the Fifth Cylon? I think it is...
Posted by James Jacob Monday, 1 December 2008 at 20:48 3 comments:Authenticity, and getting it wrong!
Posted by James Jacob at 17:40 0 commentsWhat to do when your day job crosses over with your blogger life and you want to seed responses?
In my case, while working for Geronimo on a web build project for the migraine product Imigran Recovery, thought it would be a good idea to post a link to the site through my Twitter account. Within minutes of my post, EaonP (also on Twitter and who I work with at Geronimo) emailed me saying that I needed to be open and honest with my postings.
Therefore, I have learnt a valuable lesson in authenticity and in effect, learnt how not to do something. As a blogging newbie, it seems to me to be quite a rare thing to read a post where someone is telling you how NOT to do something.
Not being authentic could therefore be seen as being the darkside of blogging, where you could start generating chatter and interest in a marketing campaign, which increases awareness of your pesonal blog and the business objectives of the brand you are working for. However just because you can, does this mean you should?
Learning from my mistakes, I would say no, you shouldn't.
What about you - have you ever come up against this issue? I can't believe it's just happened to me...
Star Trek USS Kelvin Bridge Crew
Posted by James Jacob at 16:21 0 comments1. Captain Richard Robau - wasn't he one of the bad guys in Ironman?
2. George Kirk, that's KIRK! I wonder if he is a relation who meets a grizzly end?
Don't just take my word for it, other people out there are also talking about it, as well as the design of the ship. see it here at the Weatherstation blog.
What do you think?