by admin on June 26, 2007
At the request of a friend I have just trawled through screeds of bookmarks on an old laptop to find a link to a site that features logo artworks for loads of brands world wide. I thought it would be worth posting here for future reference. Brands of the World has helped out more than once when the client didn’t have decent reference to their own logo or we needed it at short notice for a presentation.
Brands of the World is at pains to point out that it is not a clipart site and that all works on the site are the copyright properties of the various brand owners represented. So, no use without permission is the rule. They also take no responsibility for the accuracy or currency of the files available to download. Nevertheless we’ve found it really useful and it’s free.
by admin on June 22, 2007
We recently completed our first project through Africa Practice – the specialist strategic communications and investment publisher – for JETRO London (Japan External Trade Organisation).
We designed and produced this digitally printed 36-page study, The impact of the Chinese Presence in Africa (Click on the link to download a pdf of the finished piece – 528kb). The whole document, complete with diagrams and maps, was produced in a very short space of time from receipt of final draft to finished bound copies.
The report studies local and international responses to China’s recent push into Africa – a move fuelled by a growing need for oil and industrial raw materials, an urge to deepen and enhance its global standing, and a desire to encourage a more international outlook from Chinese companies.
The report shows that while there are mixed views both in Africa and more widely, the majority of Africans believe China’s influence to be ultimately positive, despite certain business and aid practices. The pervasive view from the international community, meanwhile, appears to be that China is harming efforts to bring economic and political sanity to the region’s trouble spots.
“The Chinese are making great strides into Africa, and this report makes sense of a complex situation with concise writing and clear design. Due to its ever-changing nature, the research is being continually updated and the report had to be completed swiftly to create an accurate snapshot: the team worked well together to produce an excellent and impactful report, which will contribute greatly to the ongoing debate about the Chinese Influence in Africa.”
James Laing, Africa Practice
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