On the heels of the success of our popular Twitter client, HootSuite, Invoke is excited to announce our newest offering, Vidrollr, a video conversation tool. Vidrollr is an online conversation space which provides highly desirable and unprecedented opportunities for both companies and advertisers.

From time to time, a company comes out with a brilliant product: clean, sleek, easy to use, and down right sexy. However, something even more rare and interesting than this is the halo brand – a brand that can do no wrong and spits out brilliant products. One worth mentioning is Apple.

Our office is located in the Railtown neighbourhood of Vancouver. It is a great up and coming neighbourhood and we have an eclectic group of clothing designers, tech, interior design, and architecture companies that make this neighbourhood what it is. One thing that this neighbourhood really lacks though, are places to eat at lunch. Needless to say, when we heard that a new restaurant was opening on the corner of Gore and Alexander, we were ecstatic.

To follow-up to Jenn’s post on the branding issues of global warming i just came across an excellent example of branding turned on its head. OK, more like its side.

The Register reports on FHD’s proposed new brand for the UK Office of Government Commerce and its received some interesting feedback. Seen right-side up the logo looks fine:

The first time I heard the term global warming I thought ‘what’s the big deal, I could go for some warmer temperatures’. I know I’m not the only one who thought this – particularly since I live in Canada and the temperature can get rather frigid…