Lunchbox Communications' Blog

There are no extra pieces in the universe. Everyone is here because he or she has a place to fill, and every piece must fit itself into the big jigsaw puzzle.

Pieces of the Lunchbox puzzle vine.co/v/bgYXTmeMJ3a

— Lunchbox Comm (@LunchboxTalks) February 26, 2013

As it is said, a logo should not be a plain looking symbol…it should reflect you and your company’s personality. The final result of a cleverly designed logo often appears to be very simple making it difficult for the customers to accept the high cost of their no-frills logo.

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Lunchbox joined in on the Harlem Shake craze. Check out our latest Vine and make sure to unmute it and turn your volume up!

Lunchbox does the #HarlemShake vine.co/v/b6QZOE5mjLa

— Lunchbox Comm (@LunchboxTalks) February 21, 2013

Editors take note…how scenes from five of the nine best picture nominees were reassembled to promote the films.

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Some individuals only option is to use social media to give them a voice. Check out this powerful article on a boy who has a very rare disorder called FOP and landed on the front page of Reddit. For those unfamiliar to the Reddit community, an “AMA” (Ask Me Anything) is a chance for people with unusual lives to share their stories. Users of the site, called Redditors, can either upvote or downvote a post, which influences the post on the home page of Reddit. People who write these types of posts must provide evidence that their story is legitimate.

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The logo, like a nametag, define the personality of a corporation and the effectiveness of its design has become an integral element of the companies that they portray. Famous brands are instantly recognized by millions of people. Some of these include fast-food chains such as McDonald’s or consumer electronics such as Apple computers. In order to discover the true meaning behind these famous logos, we have to probe deeper into their design history and how they have evolved over the years.

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Paying tribute to one of the greatest games ever. Nom Nom Nom.

Look what crawled out of our lunchbox today. vine.co/v/b6WtOBKg2BJ

— Lunchbox Comm (@LunchboxTalks) February 18, 2013

Google is giving the upcoming film “The Internship” a marketing assist, offering it what’s arguably the most exclusive placement on the web: the Google home page.

Slated for a June 7 release, “The Internship,” stars Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson and depicts workplace culture at Google, where the film is set (although the lion’s share of the filming was done at Georgia Tech). The movie trailer is being released today, and this afternoon the two co-stars are talking about the film in a Google “Hangout” video chat hosted by Conan O’Brien. Google has promoted the chat under the search box on Google.com, but later this afternoon will swap that out for a link to a political-themed Hangout.

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Love is in the air at Lunchbox this Valentines Day. Our latest vine wishes you a wonderful Valentines Day!

Happy Valentines Day from Lunchbox Communications! vine.co/v/brbi0MBIKXM

— Lunchbox Comm (@LunchboxTalks) February 14, 2013