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The problem with pictures

By Aled Herbert 01/30/2017

The old adage wearily states that a picture is worth a thousand words. I take issue with this. We get paid by the word and usually nothing for sourcing an image. Yet…

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Written By Aled Herbert30/01/2017
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The powerfully illiterate – the other reason for visual content

By Tony Hallett 01/14/2016

Every day you see people writing about why visual content has become important. The crux seems to be that today we are bombarded with thousands of messages and that certain…

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Written By Tony Hallett14/01/2016
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Alternatives to bad stock images

By Tony Hallett 10/14/2015

Are there alternatives to using bad stock images with your content or is “bad” just a matter of taste? What do you think? To expand, do many—most?—organisations fall back on…

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Written By Tony Hallett14/10/2015
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The web without words?

By Tony Hallett 03/06/2012

I just blogged over on tphallett.com about the rise of Pinterest and other channels that show traffic online is increasingly coming from non-text formats – whether photos, infographics, video or…

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Written By Tony Hallett06/03/2012
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