PPReMix is the corporate intranet of Professional Public Relations (PPR). One of Australiaâs oldest and most successful public relations companies. With offices in Auckland, Hong Kong and each of Australiaâs State capital cities, PPReMix now provides a single collaborative environment where PPR staff can access tools and information that assist them with remaining at the forefront of public
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Link Digital has worked with the National Portrait Gallery for over five years to provide regular exhibition and content updates for their website. Our award winning work has continually come from a focus on retaining the integrity and individuality of the art presented through the website. Since itâs initial launch in 1999 the general look and feel
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Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources, the Hon Bob Baldwin, made the announcement at a public event in Sydney as part of the Centenary of Trade Marks celebrations. Link was contracted to develop the website and voting system used to promote and collate information about IP Australiaâs national poll to find our favourite
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Detailed instructions addressing essential materials and techniques employed in the mixing of delicious cocktails were added to the Local Liquor web site in XX 2007. For this cocktail tutorial Link applied a bright, sophisticated look well suited to the subject matter while maintaining a âless than seriousâ approach to the copy. With the tutorial broken down
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The Australian Publishers Association, on the 27th July 2006, presented the 2006 Australian Awards for Excellence in Educational Publishing at a celebratory lunch at the AJC Convention Centre, Randwick Racecourse. Awards were presented for excellence at the Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, TAFE and Vocational Education levels. Vrroom, which is an interactive reference website Link developed with
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The website for the Bradman Trail was launched today by the Hon Greg Hunt, MP. The website features an interactive virtual trail that links sites in Adelaide, Bowral and Cootamundra. It includes a dynamic timeline which highlights a number of important dates in the life of Sir Donald Bradman. >> www.bradmantrail.com.au
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