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The “L”: It’s Off-The-Train!

Posted by Jessica Lau | May 6, 2010

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Call me crazy or perhaps too innocent, but I get a kick out of riding the CTA trains. There’s something about public transportation that makes me feel so important. It’s 7:10am on a weekday morning, and there I am, standing on a platform scattered with yuppies and working folk. With my coffee thermos in one hand (insert shameless plug for @betacup here) and scrolling my iPod playlist with the other, I try to contain my excitement as the Purple Line train to the Loop screeches to a halt and the humdrum, two-tone “L”-bell greets me. But I get the feeling that I am a part of the minority, as evident by these cantankerous Chicagoans. (See: “The CTA sucks my left ass cheek.”)

It got me wondering: how do the always-candid employees here at Denuo feel about the “L”? And, being the creative innovators they are, what kind of ideas do they have for improving the ride? I began my research by asking everyone to give me three adjectives that describe their relationship with the “L”.  Below are the top six adjectives:

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Saneel’s send-off in 140 characters

Posted by Mary DeBrunner | April 23, 2010

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This week officially marks Saneel’s last week at Denuo. Conveniently, volcanic ash seemed to keep him far away from us (i.e. Vienna) until hours before our rousing farewell party at Vertigo at the Dana Hotel in Chicago. Coincidence? We think not. But we do know that he will miss us…and the feeling is mutual. 
Saneel has long been a driving force inside of Denuo. He helped put Play on the map; gave Denuo a voice in the social space via Denuology; and turned Denuo’s team of hybrid talent mongrels into Alchemists. He even tried to make Transformers and Snuggies cool. 
So, before he takes off for the Big Apple and settles into his new role at BBH Labs as Director of Media Innovation, we wanted to share our gratitude and support via Saneel’s favorite method of communication: witty tweets.
So below are some short, heartfelt farewells to our creative leader! We wish you well in the land of even more pretentious creative hang-outs, foodie-worthy restaurants and places to buy matching shoes and watches!
Love, Us

This officially marks Saneel’s last week at Denuo. Conveniently, volcanic ash seemed to keep him far away from us (i.e. Vienna) until hours before our rousing farewell party at Vertigo at the Dana Hotel in Chicago. Coincidence? We think not. But we do know that he will miss us…and the feeling is mutual.

Saneel has long been a driving force inside of Denuo. He helped put Play on the map; gave Denuo a voice in the social space via Denuology; and turned Denuo’s team of hybrid talent mongrels into Alchemists. He even tried to make Transformers and Snuggies cool.

So, before he takes off for the Big Apple and settles into his new role at BBH Labs as Director of Media Innovation, we wanted to share our gratitude and support via Saneel’s favorite method of communication: witty tweets.

Below are some short, heartfelt farewells to our creative leader. We wish you well in the land of even more pretentious creative hang-outs, foodie-worthy restaurants and places to buy matching shoes and watches.

XOXO,
Us

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Denuo getting new digs?

Posted by Mary DeBrunner | April 23, 2010

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There are a lot of changes happening around Denuo these days. This is the latest:

 
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Denuo’s Chatroulette Roulette

Posted by | April 22, 2010

No one else did it. So we had to.

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The Chatroulette “next” button is your roulette wheel. Ready your webcam, place your bets and spin your way to sweet, emotionally scarring victory.

Roulette n00bs: Click here for a quick how-to.

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Reflecteur – Issue 55

Posted by Stephanie Huynh | March 24, 2010

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Take a look at issue 55 which highlights photography that makes you question your perception abilities, why a handful of Denuologists are bidding for mayorship all over the country (not to mention where our next paychecks are going), how Twitter has made us comfortable with shady links, and how our very own Denuologist, John Durbin, became a “Lost” sensation without even seeing an episode.

Click above or here for the latest!

 
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