About the vendor/client relationship.

Can it really be that simple? Interesting article from the AP:

Wis. college says new e-mail font will save money

The Associated Press • March 25, 2010
GREEN BAY, WIS. — A Wisconsin college has found a new way to cut costs with e-mail – by changing the font.

The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay has switched the default font on its e-mail system from Arial to Century Gothic. It says that while the change sounds minor, it will save money on ink when students print e-mails in the new font.

Diane Blohowiak is the school’s director of computing. She says the new font uses about 30 percent less ink than the previous one.

That could add up to real savings, since the cost of printer ink works out to about $10,000 per gallon.

Blohowiak says the decision is part of the school’s five-year plan to go green. She tells Wisconsin Public Radio it’s great that a change that’s eco-friendly also saves money.

Gotta love iStockPhoto.com.  It’s a great place to browse for a little inspiration.

Found this image and decided to base a print ad around it.

This ad will appear in the Progress Edition of the Commercial Dispatch, due to publish in the next few weeks.

Print isn’t completely dead yet.

Cool video of a guy playing The Who using only thinks purchased at ThinkGeek.com.  Almost better than the SuperBowl performance (which should have been corporately sponsored by Geritol).

Shout out to Wil Wheaton for the head’s up.

We finally have the new BMG website up.  (It’s for you Billy and Brandon).

We hope to add new material quicker- whether it’s news, clips or just random bits of coolness we find.

In the meantime, enjoy the clip above.  It’s become a company-wide favorite.

Don’t judge the B-Roll!