Blast Radius Wins Two Flash in the Can Design & Technology AwardsBlast Radius Wins Two Flash in the Can Design & Technology AwardsVANCOUVER, B.C. (May 25, 2006) — Blast Radius, a customer experience innovation firm, is pleased to announce that its Electronic Arts: Battlefield 2 campaign was honoured for Technical Excellence and its Jordan Brand: Jumpman23.com campaign was recognized for Visual Design at the annual Flash in the Can Design & Technology Festival Awards competition. "We are proud to be honoured by our peers with these two awards," said Amber Bezahler, vice president, user experience for Blast Radius. "Winning in these distinctly different categories is especially gratifying. It demonstrates Blast Radius' commitment to building well-rounded teams that combine outstanding strategic, visual and technical expertise in the service of a common goal—the creation of an engaging customer experience." For EA: Battlefield 2, Blast Radius set out to create the most ambitious Xbox online gaming destination on the web by devising a visual experience that balanced the data requirements and load time with a rich, responsive and intuitive interface. The immersive experiences of the www.Jumpman23.com site made it the ultimate destination for the Jordan Brand where customers can find the latest gear inspired by the image and essence of Michael Jordan. Flash in the Can is the only Canadian festival dedicated to design and technology. The festival draws speakers, guests and award entries from around the world. Now in its fifth year, the festival celebrates the excellence in a variety of new media mediums, including visual design, technical excellence, animation, e-commerce and more. About Blast Radius Blast Radius (www.blastradius.com) helps businesses deliver innovative and profitable customer experiences by combining business strategy, experience design, and industry-leading technologies, including its unique content lifecycle management solutions. With offices in the US, Canada and Europe, Blast Radius has formed long-term relationships with companies such as Aeroplan, A&E Television Networks, BMW, Fairmont Hotels & Resorts, Heineken, Nike, DIRECTV, Nintendo and Philips. Source: Blast Radius Source: Wired News |