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• Tristan on Designing the eMarketing Textbook Cover

  @Peter and Rob - thanks guys, I'm working my way through the book slow and steady. It's important to return to the basics in the ever changing emarketing world. The book lays an excellent foundation. I'll keep an eye out for the eggs. any hints?

• Rob on Designing the eMarketing Textbook Cover

  @Tristan - there are definately a couple of eggs in the book, but as Pete said, you gotta read it to find them...
  

• Peter Lehto on Designing the eMarketing Textbook Cover

  Thanks for all the comments! :-)

  @Mike Yeh, it was quite a task, but like you said "it always seems so simple" I hope so, coz I remember a lecturer of mine once saying that good design makes things appear simple...

  @Tristan - There might be some easter eggs hidden in the book, I'm not gonna say where tho, you gonna have to find out yourself... Just kidding. ;-)

• Tristan on Designing the eMarketing Textbook Cover

  @Mike - interesting, thanks. I wonder if there are any easter eggs in the textbook :)

• Mike Metelerkamp on Designing the eMarketing Textbook Cover

  @Tristan - I'm pretty sure it's those fun things hidden in software, etc... Google has tons of Easter eggs, like spotting the Lochness monster in their map software and Google earth's hidden flight simulator.

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