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Sling Media’s in reverse, displaying content either from one of the company’s own streamers, from a computer running the supplied SlingProjector software, or from an attached storage device.  The review breaks down the media player into each of these three categories, and for its primary function of gobbling up SlingBox content it looks like the SlingCatcher is a winner.

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Slick package design and brand development for Sushi restaurant by Josh Covarrubias.

Finally, wine for Mormons. First Blush, juice made from wine grapes (yes, it’s non-alcoholic), with a nice winey description: featuring “the unique, complex flavors of Merlot, Cabernet, Chardonnay and Syrah grapes.” I know someone here will have a problem with this, but check the design! Love the rich colors of the juice, which the design plays very well with.

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Nice article over at E-Consultancy today about online retailers attitudes towards engagement and selling online. Based on a study by Paypal, the report covers how retailers need to offer more than just a great price tag.

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And the real hipsters drink from crystal skulls. There's been an internet basket of hoopla surrounding the promotion behind Crystal Head Vodka. Is it a viral-style promo for a new ghost busters movie? Is it a promo for the DVD release of that waste-of-film-stock Indiana Jones and the Crystal Skull? Bubblicious gets to the bottom of it all with a full scale investigation.

Hat tip to The Dieline for posting an image of the clever packaging for a Wallace Church Thanksgiving wine gift. I love the simplicity and cleverness of it and had to share with Brandcurve readers. What do you think?

Remember your design teacher explaining you that you should pay attention to the details? It did sound annoying at the time, but they were perfectly right. Details are important and show great professionalism.