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There is a new challenger in the presentation software arena. Preseria Presenter claim to be able to play everything you throw at it. That’s a good news for events organizers.

Picture of Preseria presenter

 

The software is in beta. I should put my hand on it next week. For now, there is not much details available, and I have a lot of questions. Does it really play everything? Is it easy to use? Can you modify the files or just open them?

If you want to participate to the beta trial, you can click on the web site link.

 

Source : beta.preseria.com

 

Posted by Denis François Gravel

 

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HTML5 BannerIf you’re using SlideShare, there is a good news for you! You can now share your presentation on iPhone, iPad, Android and other because SlideShare switch to HTML5.

With this announce, SlideShare jump in the HTML5 Bandwagon. Why HTML5?

✔ 30% Faster
✔ New Mobile Webapp: works on iPhone, iPad, Android
✔ Built on open web standards
View Faster. View More. View on the Go. With SlideShare@HTML5

If you’re not using SlideShare yet, you should give it a try.

via SlideShare moves to HTML5 from Flash.

 

Posted by: Denis Francois Gravel

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Corporate speak don’t move people. Corporate speak don’t inspire people. Storytelling is. Here’s a brilliant infographic on storytelling vs. corporate speak from ishmaelscorner.com

While preparing your next speech. Keep this infographic in mind.

Infographic: storytelling vs Corporate speak | source: ishmaelscorner.com

Source: ishmaelscorner.com via Holycow!

 

Posted by: Denis Francois Gravel

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I wrote a post about this cool Lego business cards last years.  I found more information about it this week. Thanks to the Wall Street Journal.

In the article, the author compare the effect of this business card with the comparison battle of business cards in the movie American Psycho (2000). For the curious, I found the scene on YouTube.

Hiding in the comments, were a link to Alexander Kjerulf’s post: Coolest business card ever. He explain that only a few employees gets these minifig.

Despite the fact that I wonder how you keep them in your wallet, I’d like to have a business card as cool as this.


Share with me: Does your business card stand from the crowd like this one?


Posted by: Denis Francois Gravel


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Very creative juice box design. This birdy box should amuse the kid in you.

Image of Birdy Juice box designe concept by Jeksel


Source : Jeksel™.  via LaughingSquid.com via Guy Kawasaki


Posted by: Denis Francois Gravel


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