Comments on: MSN’s Portable North Pole message from Santa Claus http://touch.schematic.com/2008/12/msns-portable-north-pole-message-from-santa-claus/ An exploration of higher levels of interactive experience Fri, 05 Mar 2010 22:08:27 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: tony http://touch.schematic.com/2008/12/msns-portable-north-pole-message-from-santa-claus/comment-page-1/#comment-1283 tony Fri, 11 Dec 2009 09:41:05 +0000 http://blog.operand.com/?p=152#comment-1283 we have just used this to produce a message from santa to our 5yr old daughter and the look on her face was priceless.this is a really brilliant idea that the kids will love.we uploaded a photo from our holidays and i think she is convinced that he really does watch them all year round so maybe they will be on their best behaviour all the time now.the impact of the video is far better than any card the child could recieve.this is a quality product and i would definitely give it 10/10. we have just used this to produce a message from santa to our 5yr old daughter and the look on her face was priceless.this is a really brilliant idea that the kids will love.we uploaded a photo from our holidays and i think she is convinced that he really does watch them all year round so maybe they will be on their best behaviour all the time now.the impact of the video is far better than any card the child could recieve.this is a quality product and i would definitely give it 10/10.

]]> By: Alexandre Bérard (creator of PNP) http://touch.schematic.com/2008/12/msns-portable-north-pole-message-from-santa-claus/comment-page-1/#comment-1278 Alexandre Bérard (creator of PNP) Mon, 07 Dec 2009 18:12:39 +0000 http://blog.operand.com/?p=152#comment-1278 Thanks for profiling Portable North Pole last December. We're excited to be back again this year, in partnership with Sympatico and benefitting Unicef Canada. You'll see a few upgrades that I think users will enjoy: adapted scenarios tailored specifically to kids under two, a map that shows the path Santa and his reindeer take as they travel from the North Pole to the child's home, and a fun version for adults who have been naughty or nice. Our best for the holiday season to the entire Schematic team. Alex. CEO, UgroupMedia, creators of PNP Thanks for profiling Portable North Pole last December. We’re excited to be back again this year, in partnership with Sympatico and benefitting Unicef Canada. You’ll see a few upgrades that I think users will enjoy: adapted scenarios tailored specifically to kids under two, a map that shows the path Santa and his reindeer take as they travel from the North Pole to the child’s home, and a fun version for adults who have been naughty or nice. Our best for the holiday season to the entire Schematic team.

Alex.
CEO, UgroupMedia, creators of PNP

]]> By: josiah http://touch.schematic.com/2008/12/msns-portable-north-pole-message-from-santa-claus/comment-page-1/#comment-1274 josiah Wed, 02 Dec 2009 19:09:19 +0000 http://blog.operand.com/?p=152#comment-1274 Some people have asked whether this experience is available again this year, and it is. Just go here: http://santa.sympatico.ca/ Some people have asked whether this experience is available again this year, and it is. Just go here: http://santa.sympatico.ca/

]]> By: Elevating Interactivity » Blog Archive » Special Agent OSO’s Text to Call http://touch.schematic.com/2008/12/msns-portable-north-pole-message-from-santa-claus/comment-page-1/#comment-1089 Elevating Interactivity » Blog Archive » Special Agent OSO’s Text to Call Wed, 22 Apr 2009 21:21:12 +0000 http://blog.operand.com/?p=152#comment-1089 [...] Recently Lucas has become fond of texting on my iPhone. He does not have anyone to message except his character friends on TV shows. There is one character called Special Agent OSO who has a Text to Call digital experience where you can text into a short code and instantly receive back a personalized telephone call pertaining to the most recent episode. It’s effective because they incorporate his first name and other location and activity specifics that really sell it. Since the character has a lot of spy communication devises on the show (Oso interacts with something called a Palm Pilot) this strategy of SMS and telephone interactivity is a perfect fit. This experience is very similar to the Santa Call. [...] [...] Recently Lucas has become fond of texting on my iPhone. He does not have anyone to message except his character friends on TV shows. There is one character called Special Agent OSO who has a Text to Call digital experience where you can text into a short code and instantly receive back a personalized telephone call pertaining to the most recent episode. It’s effective because they incorporate his first name and other location and activity specifics that really sell it. Since the character has a lot of spy communication devises on the show (Oso interacts with something called a Palm Pilot) this strategy of SMS and telephone interactivity is a perfect fit. This experience is very similar to the Santa Call. [...]

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