There are more pictures of Jiyong that were released, this time with Yong Bae!! This is how daddy Jiyong and daddy Yongbae will look like!
AWEeeee~

Daddy Jiyong~ The baby is soo CUTE! And so is Jiyong! Who would guess he’s the evil genie?!

Daddy Yong Bae! His signature SMILING EYES! ARGHHH… I know someone will go crazy over this… heee…

As much as we love YB off stage, I’ll have to say, he’s GREAT on stage tooo! His comeback stage on Music Bank was overflowing with charisma and confidence! I really admire him for his effort and hardwork. Way to go YB!

GD also updated his me2day…
“김다울양의 명복을빕니다 다울아 부디편히쉬렴 기도할께 안녕..”
“My condolences go to Kim Daul, I’ll pray for you Daul Goodbye..”
Kim Daul was a model from Korea who made it big in the international modelling scene. She passed away on 20/11/09 in Paris at the age of 20. Well, I have seen some of her editorials before and she’s indeed someone with a very unique style. Condolescences go out to her family and friends, Im sure she will be missed by many.

Credits: ibigbang

Põe depressão nessa me$%&, estou que nem posso. Será que o Barroso sabia que hoje estavam à venda os bilhetes para os U2?

(ainda estou a chorar)

A couple of friends donated some of their old manga to flashB4NG. All the manga I have are in really good condition (otherwise noted).

Please reply if you are interested or send an email to admin.flashb4ng@gmail.com

$5 each
$3 additional for each manga of the same series

• Princess Ai
• Millennium Snow 1, 2
• Yubisaki Mulk Tea 1, 2
• Heaven!! 1
• Kill Me, Kiss Me 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 5
• Get Backers 1, 2, 5
• Welcome to N.H.K. 1
• Boys over Flowers 1
• Neon Genesis Evangelion 2
• Wallflower 1, 2
• Le Chevalier D’econ
• Mushishi 1
• Dazzle 2, 3, 4, 5
• High School Debut 1, 2
• Flower of the Deep Sleep 1, 2 (Completed)
• One Pound Gospel 1
• Confidential Confessions 1, 2 (Completed)
• Jing: King of Bandits 1
• World Exists for Me 1
• Disgaea
• Miss Me?
• Doubt!!
• IS 1
• A Wise Man Sleeps 1, 2
• Hai Dane Renmei 1
• Doll 1
• Gothic Sports 1, 2
• Battle Royal 1
• Blank 1
• S. S. Atro 1
• Shakugan no Shana 1
• Million Tears
• Oroeuls Pop 1, 2
• Hell Girl 1, 2
• Demon Flowers 1
• Suppli 2
• Kanna 1, 2
• Togari 1
• Alive 1, 2
• Me2
• Too Long (1 Volume Series)
• GhostTakers Daydream 1
• Asian Beat 1
• Ral Grad 1
• Banya 1
• Shaman Warrior
• Love Attack 1

Wow! Esta é uma manhã agitada!

Depois de Crysis 2 a EA acaba de soltar outra bomba.  A data de lançamento do aguardadíssimo Mass Effect 2. Um banner oficial da EA no site Eurogamer anuncia o jogo para JANEIRO DE 2010. Mais cedo do que todos imaginavam.

Mais detalhes hoje, na conferência da EA e da Microsoft.

Inspirerend filmpje van Greenpeace , dat iedereen oproept om samen lmet hun de kwetsbare aarde te redden. Geeft ook mooi weer wat voor acties ze al allemaal gevoerd hebben.

Have a nice time i find Giro Me2 Infant Bike Helmet from amazon and I read about that ,I think that wonderfull.

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All-in-all a great buy!
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\”\”

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Mass Effect 2, an improvement?

I’m still working through ME at the moment. It’s quite an intense game and has an interesting plot to it also. There has already been a leak, all-be-it sketchy of a pre screen alpha of it and it does look interesting, but it’s still a year away from shelves so I won’t take too much from it. I don’t really talk about games like this too much, but it’s quite a different flavour of third person with  an RPG element. The last game that captured my heart like this was Zelda! But instead of killing beasts in the wood with my Master Sword, I’m  sending a carnage attack towards Geth Rocket trooper!

Now I hear everybody screaming one improvement, elevators! Get rid of them, please! Now with the NXE on board, you should be able to consign it to the junk heap or at least dramatically reduce them. The rest I will just say what Mr Spock said many times before… ’surprise me!’

Next time, I shall be back from the video game brink and back to normal life, with GDC out of the way. Anyways, take it easy and enjoy the weather.

akhirnya abis mikir buat bikin blog, trus terlupakan, kemudian mau bikin lagi, trus males (males ngurus n nulis)… akhirnya pada tanggal 21 februari 2009, gw mutusin bikin blog jg…

karena belom ada topik, jd segitu aja deh…

mohon bantuannya ya.

Yesterday was Veteran’s Day in America. in the UK we call it Remembrance Day. Hence the title. Ultisoft wrote a post about it. it had no title.

… in ultisoft’s post “” …

ultisoft wrote:

“Happy Veteran’s Day!

——————————————

As you all should know, today is America’s Veteran’s Day.  It is a time to celebrate the people that fought for our wonderful country and remember their amazing victories.

We are all looking forward for Obama to let the troops out of Iraq and return home.  Casualties are happening all day, and although I admit I am mostly Republican, George Bush isn’t doing a lot about the war.

I just hope Congress agrees with Obama’s idea.

I hope everybody has a good day today and take time to remember how our soldiers serve the U.S. and their allies and affect all of our lives.”

mrsmes wrote:

“remember it’s a sad day, a very sad day indeed i am more sad on the inside then the outside even though i am not crying it doesn’t man i am not sad.”

Cost-a-buck wrote:

“do you know how much am i gonna beat you AKH?
no well then be prepared for my punches tommorow!”

[I guess he saw me and ran the other way]

Hans Zimmer wrote:

“Lest we forget.”

Denamon wrote:

“the less we forget the better v_v”

And lastly for today, as news of the Game Maker for Mac Private Beta was published on the YoYo Games Glog, the crowd had finally gotten what it wanted. There was, at last, peace. Then mrsmes came along.

… on mrsmes’ profile …

RhysAndrews wrote:

“Why don’t you take this argument elsewhere, away from YoYoGames? It is unrelated.

mrsmes, I hope you understand that YoYo staff are in no way interested in your business proposition – do you think that Sandy, an ex-worker at Microsoft, is going to appreciate your comments against Microsoft?

Either way, they know what you want to propose and do not care for it.“

Ultish wrote:

“hi Mrsmes”

mrsmes wrote:

“@RhysAndrews: I am sorry but that is about to all change and when i buy up Microsoft she will no longer be a ex-worker at Microsoft, and the chances are if she is executive of YoYo Games and co director that won’t be happening fast, and I will buy it up and she will be a manager so second in command. @Ultish: hi have a nice day…”

[sandy is a man. And mrsmes knows that.]

… in the YoYo Games Glog Post “Game Maker 4 Apple Mac Update” …

sandy wrote:

“Caniac ….are you there ???

Finally, finally….we have a release of the Apple Mac version of Game Maker that is just about ready to go into a PRIVATE beta.   We have limited testing resource of our own and this is a very early beta, so we will open up the number of testers slowly until we’re certain not to be overwhelmed by bug reports !!

The beta will start before the end of November.  If you want to take part then send your contact details including your GMC and YYG aliases as well as your preferred email address to :-

applebeta@yoyogames.com

Note this is a “catch all” alias…so don’t expect to get a reponse to any questions you might have …this is purely to apply to join the beta.”

…

LostOverThere wrote:

“Hooray! Nice work guys!”

Danman wrote:

“Wow, the cake isn’t a lie. Thanks for finally updating and good job guys!”

gmgex wrote:

“will my gmk files be compatible?”

Timoi wrote:

“While I don’t care much about GM being on Mac, I’m very pleased to see that something involving the Game Maker program has actually got done. Well done YYG!

Is there a chance of a Linux port any time soon?”

CheddixCorp wrote:

“Do you need a mac computer to be a beta tester?”

sandy wrote:

“@timoi No decision has been made to do this. Though the Mac port ought to run on Unix (BSD at least) without too much effort, it’s currently not in our plans.

@CheddixCorp. Yes, currently we would ask that you have an Intel based Mac running Leopard, though it seems to work on other configurations we want to focus testing on OSX based Macs to start with.”

desertdweller wrote:

“Where’s Caniac…he must be around here somewhere. 

I for one am very busy with lots of other stuff like school and sports, so I won’t be able to test.  I am glad that YoYo is progressing with respect to GM for Mac.

“

supercrson7 wrote:

“does this mean theres an instant play for mac aswell???”

Drazzke wrote:

“This is great news. I would sign up for the beta, but I currently do not have a mac… Oh well.

But, it’s great to hear that there has been some serious progress.

“

Caniac wrote:

“ROFL,

I am here guys 

thanks sandy
hmmmm, can I sign up, and do it with a friend,
cause I know a few people that are interested in this.

-Caniac”

Superdotman wrote:

“I have been waiting like six years for this! I am approximately this thrilled:

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(I hope I didn’t break the page.)”

…

“Okay I didn’t know that en dashes were replaced by em dashes (nice) so I am actually approximately this thrilled.
|—————————————————————————————————————————|”

Giorgio wrote:

“That’s awesome for the Mac users! ^_^ At least they can make games now in Mac.

“

lukearentz wrote:

“Will the release of the Mac Version be known as Gm8? or still Gm7? or even 7.1?”

Warriorccc0 wrote:

“Finally we got some good news on the development sides of GM.”

mrsmes wrote:

“if YoYo is not shark in the marketing business then they are the food but if you want to become the shark you will need more help from the company MR.SMES! and to become larger and stronger and better.”

pick yer poison wrote:

“Just a random comment: I’m not sure, but I think that this is the first non-competition YYG Glog post to refer to a player by name. Anyway, I think that this Mac port is a huge step towards making GM a much more common thing.”

redrover wrote:

“Please fix the problem with deleting games!”

rab236 wrote:

“@mrsmes

Just stop posting! you’re not wanted here! obviously Mark and Sandy aren’t interested or else the would have contacted you already! Just stop trying!”

Bob the BlueBerry wrote:

” :| “
  
rab236 wrote:

“btw, who names a company Mr. Smes?”

gmgex wrote:

“@rab236

A:
a life less noob.

haha”

ryguydavis wrote:

“Hurrah for GM :]

Great job guys, I’ll be getting my own copy–yay for roommates with a mac!”

Me2 wrote:

“Finally!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It has taken 14 months to make it (since YoYo announced it!!!)

“

Andy wrote:

“This almost makes me wish I had a Mac… Almost… Truly good work though, I hope this widens Game Makers audience and allows more people to develop great games!”

PhilsEmpire wrote:

“I have a question. Will GM for Mac be for both PowerPC and Intel?”

LostOverThere wrote:

“Admittingly, I really want a Linux version more then a Mac one. But that’s completely irrelevant at the moment and I wont ask for it seeing the Mac version is being worked upon.

However, I was curious to know whether now that there’s a Mac version in beta, will it be easier to port Game Maker to Linux seeing both Mac and Linux are obviously UNIX based and use OpenGL for graphics rendering.

Thanks.”

~Dannyboy~ wrote:

“@ LostOverThere: I’m sure it would make it a lot easier to make the port although I’m not sure that they will due to the number of users… Then again I never thought there was enough Mac users.

“

mrsmes wrote:

“I’ll ignore ur idiotic childish comments twits.”

sandy wrote:

“@LostOverThere: Yes, we could probably do a Linux port using teh Mac version. In fact we’ve had it up and running, but we want to get a stable Mac version before we start stretching ourselves.

@Philsempire: We haven’t tested on PowerPC, but we hope it will work. We will only support Intel based Macs.

@lukearentz; It’s definitely GM 7, but we might do some more work to make it feel a bit more Mac like with changes to menus etc, so it might end up looking a little different.

@supercrson7: No plans for instant play at the moment. Many of the reasons for having it in the first place don’t exist on Mac.”

lukearentz wrote:

“Ahh that’s good to hear. Another quick Q: How is this going to handle the compatibility of extensions and also the compatibility of .dll
I assume that the .dll will not work for a Mac, what is the Equivalent going to be on the Mac?”

MT wrote:

“@Me2:

14 months isn’t that long. Its taken 9+ years for it to get to GM7

And its not actually Yoyo who is making it. They can’t hurry up the process.”

Bob the BlueBerry wrote:

“You would probably have to recompile it for PowerPC, because I think Intel Macs use 64-bit processors and PPC can’t run i686 junk.

Probably all it would take is a few minutes (or longer; make can take a while) to recompile all of your files on Tiger.”

rab236 wrote:

“Am I the only person here who doesn’t own a single PC? I’ve been anxiously awaiting this good news. I’m all mac so I have been waiting for this port. Hopefully I will be part of the private beta so I can finally use game maker on my mac once and for all (other than WINE). Windows game maker games don’t work under wine so I will finally be able to test my games.”

gmgex wrote:

“so uhh…

Will it work on a PC?

Will i have to start everything over or will my gmks be 100% compatible with gm mac?

What will be the price?

If we switch from gm7 to gm8 does it cost?”

ilsoap wrote:

“I rushed. I was asking for beta version of GM8 instead of mac port.

And I believe as with the other versions the migration from gm7 to 8 will be free, i presume.

Will it however cost us to migrate from windows version to mac?

Thanks.”

sandy wrote:

“@gmgex If you don’t use extensions (DLLs) we hope to get 99% compatibility. Might be some funnies since we are using OpenGL and NOT Direct/X !

@lukearentz: It won’t work with DLLs (of course)”

Warriorccc0 wrote:

“Thats a good question, will we be able to switch our current GMK’s over to the Mac version or not?

And a Linux version would be nice, we would be able to make games for any PC system (almost anyway).”

…

“also good news on the OpenGL part.”

sandy wrote:

“@ilsoap: I have no idea. GM7 to GM8 is ate least a year away. When I see how much it costs and who is supporting us financially, then I’ll make the call on whether the upgrade is free. I also have made no decision on Mac. Some of this is due to ongoing discussions with Apple …. we also need to see if we have a quality implementation first !”

skeddles wrote:

“Is this the actual game making program on a mac, able to make games for macs, or will the windows one be able to make games for windows and mac? Or both?
I’d rather see the windows version able to make mac games.”

edmunn wrote:

“Finally, a chance to test it opn my new MacBook Pro! ^^”

Caniac wrote:

“@Sandy,

I have a few questions,
1)

is it possible to “cancel” your allpication for becoming a beta tester”

2)
how long do we have to submit an application?”

…

“darn, stupid spelling errors.”

mrsmes wrote:

“looks like Nailog will be getting the white wash out of his job soon
because he will be fired when I am hired if he doesn’t change his attitude and I’ll be executive thus in charge of the manager even.
ts Nailog ur either changing ur attitude or losing ur job.“

[Nailog is not an employee of YoYo Games, he doesn't get paid, he's just a mod]

Caniac wrote:

“what?
whats up with Nailog? whered you hear he’s gonna be fired? and who said you were gonna get “hired”? its a volunteer job.

@Sandy,
so, in the next “Windows” version of GM, will there be a “Export mac exe” button?”

rab236 wrote:

“@Caniac
Macs don’t use .EXE, They use .APP”

wade.mcgillis wrote:

“@rab236
I think Caniac meant a mac executable. It would be great if the Mac GM would export EXE files and the Windows GM would export APP files. That way people using one OS would be able to make games for both operating systems.”

Superdotman wrote:

“@sandy: Will you be wanting feedback on Maclikeness? That is probably the area I’d be most useful (read: annoying).
Also, will the Windows version move to OpenGL? If so, will there be added benefits?

@Bob the BlueBerry: Compiling a Universal Binary (an executable that works on PPC and Intel) is a matter of checking a box, but what we don’t know is whether the code written CAN be compiled on PPC. There are a bunch of frameworks and methods that make coding a lot easier, but that work only on Intel. Some programs can ONLY be written thanks to these frameworks and methods. The various Windows virtualizers (VMWare, Parallels) are examples of this. Game Maker uses amazing code voodoo in that it compiles executables itself and is (now) cross-platform. It’s possible that this code voodoo relies on Intel tricks, and it’s probable it would be simplified by them. Fingers crossed, though! Without PPC support, my games won’t have much of an audience.
If it DOES work, compiling for both takes twice the time and results in a binary twice the size.

@rab236: I got a Mac when my PC died, so we’re in the same boat! I got Boot Camp and subsequently Darwine and subsequently VMWare but it’s just not the same. Boot Camp requires rebooting, Darwine doesn’t run games, VMWare slows my machine and doesn’t run games at full speed.”

…

“@wade.mcgillis
App bundles, not app files! Mac applications are actually folders with extensions.

[/pedantry]“

BBGaming wrote:

“Questions to be answered:
1.) Will Windows GM be able to compile to Mac (and vice-versa)? The most logical solution seems to be to combine the two programs but the implementation may be too much.

2.) If not, how will windows-only users be able to create a mac file to host on their website/share/etc?

3.) Will instant-play be compatible with both Mac and PC made games, or will there have to be separation between the two?

4.) Are there even any plans yet to upgrade GM past the mac port? Can you give a little info? 

I do like that we have a mac port coming, but unless the process of compiling a mac version is simple I can’t see myself bothering, although I haven’t really been keeping up with what’s going on.”

Caniac wrote:

“@wade.mcgillis
I know very well they don’t use .exes. I remember a few years ago, I proudly marched over to a friends house (who had a mac) and I felt really dumb when it said “Unknown file type”… but I didn’t know what they used, so I put “Mac exe” not ‘*.exe’…

@rab236
thanks, I will remember that.”

sandy wrote:

“So many questions. I will respond “@all”.
1. Nailog is my hero. He is NOT being fired and stop spamming the Glog. Pls stay on topic.

2. The plan is to go back to a single game maker program in GM8 that runs on BOTH Mac and Windows. We may never get there, depends on what language we choose to develop GM in. Current favourite would be C#, but that would not allow us to develop simultaneously for Mac. We definitely envisage a GM8 that allows you to target multiple platfrms. iPhone, Android and PSP are the current favourites.

3. Compatability. If you don’t use DLLs then there’s a good chance your game will “compile” in the Mac version without any changes. We tested this with one of the biggest games on the site and it runs…though it exposed a few bugs for us ! Mac games will almost certainly “compile” on Windows.

4. We definitely use OpenGL.

5. There’s no formal “opt out” of the Apple Beta program. Nobody is forced to participate. Those of you who don’t file bug reports may not receive updates to the beta, but we’ll probably ask you first !”

edmunn wrote:

“Sandy, do you plan on using a more dynamic inteface for gamemaker, maybe following a design like Adobe Photoshop, with windows that can be placed and moved?

I’ve always prefered interfaces like those.”

mrsmes wrote:

“I could keep Nailog in the company if I get hired and help even introduce a new product or 2 to make the company even richer these plans could really benefit the company, but not telling them 2 u until I get hired.

@sandy: No offense but Nailog really has to shape up, his attitude he makes such over reactions he needs to calm down a little and clear that off a bit, and now I hear your working 4 Microsoft as one of there spies at the same time I think I have enough rights to take the tycoons out of business and is that even legal for a co-director to do in a company. I don’t think so, so I think KO-ing the tycoons and helping this company out of debt here which it deserves but you will get payed 8 times the amount you get at Microsoft if you quit, and be manager I’ll be executive and take care of the rest and the ideas and plans for the company, to make it more successful.“

[HA HA HA! OH MY GOD.]

rab236 wrote:

“@mrsmes
JUST STOP POSTING! NOBODY WANTS YOU! You are less than noob. You Should get the hint from the comments and the lack of being contacted by mark and sandy! If they were interested the would have probably replied to one of your first three million posts! I just have one question. (no offense to yyg) Why focus on YoYoGames? a small company where only 3 people work at. why focus here if you’re aiming high towards microsoft and apple? this company isn’t the most well known. why yyg?”

wade.mcgillis wrote:

“I know they are folders. Like jar files. but those are zipped.

@sandy
Will multiplayer games made with windows (the mplay functions) be able to connect to the mac games?”

…

“I know that windows GM uses directx”

Caniac wrote:

“@msrmes,

where did you get the idea thatyou are going to be a mod?
when I had been a member for only a few DAYS, I PMed all the mods and admins, and got the same response over and over. (wait a few years, and don’t ask mods for tips, cause that moves you backwards)

sandy was the only one that gave me a _helpful_ reply, but after that he never responded. but seriously,
I am not saying that I am the _best_ of examples, but the way you post, talk etc. should scream “MAKE ME A MOD” you should never add in your sig “make me a mod” or anything like that.

behave well,
get LOTS of posts, just make a pledge to make lets say, 5 posts per day, no matter what forum, and you will be surprised how fast they go up,

ALSO,
report bad posts when you see them, that seems to please the mods 

make sure you adress each mod personally, by putting in “%N” (I think that changes to the persons username, but I could be wrong.

@Sandy,
awesome, I am glad to hear that “the best game on the site” compiles with few bugs,
btw, what would that game be?
and sorry for spamming the glog 

@Wade,
the answer is one word, and has only one sylobol.

N.O.

-Caniac”

Warriorccc0 wrote:

““We definitely envisage a GM8 that allows you to target multiple platfrms. iPhone, Android and PSP are the current favourites.”

No DS?!”

Caniac wrote:

“dude, you have to have a 10,000 dolar lic. to develope DS and Wii games 

read more on teh official Nintendo Of America page:

http://www.warioworld.com/

-CAniac”

Milano 22 Maggio 2008- Burn, l’energy drink di The Coca-Cola Company, torna con ME2 a promuovere una serie di eventi ed iniziative. Obiettivo: creare coinvolgimento del proprio pubblico, attraverso il divertenti serate e la creazione di community

L’energy drink Burn ha scelto nel 2008 la community gay friendly, puntando ancora una volta sul mondo di internet per parlare in modo diretto e coinvolgente con il proprio target

Il Burn Tour Me2, progetto curato dall’agenzia COM.MA (Community Marketing) di Milano,
(www.commaonline.it, prima agenzia italiana specializzata sul target gay friendly) prenderà il via il 31 Maggio dal MamaMia di Torre Del Lago, in Versilia, e toccherà ben 15 locali trendy in tutta Italia, proponendo un concept innovativo basato su una gara tra aspiranti ballerini acrobatici con al centro della scena il marchio Burn.

Guidati ed istruiti dal noto performer Paolo Tuci, i partecipanti cercheranno di guadagnarsi la finale in
programma al Mardi Gras, carnevale estivo versiliano con quasi 100,000 partecipanti, facendosi acclamare nei locali e facendosi votare sul minisito tematico www.me2.it/burnme2.

Burn conferma ancora una volta la propria capacità comunicativa davvero innovativa, e soprattutto sempre più vicina alle esigenze dei suoi consumatori che grazie a Burn potranno vivere la notte fino in fondo, durante gli eventi che on line.

Sullo stesso sito, piazza virtuale della community gay friendly Me2 che conta ben 414,000 iscritti, oltre ai video delle esibizioni, si troveranno le gallery e le cronache di ciascuna serata, con la possibilità per gli utenti di segnalare la propria partecipazione ai vari eventi e di candidarsi come sfidanti per il contest di ballo.

Il tour, giunto alla seconda edizione, ha già dato ottime dimostrazioni dell’efficacia tra on line e off line: 19,000 partecipanti alle feste nella prima edizione, e ben 1,000,000 di accessi al minisito tematico, ed entrambi i dati dimostrano il successo dal vivo e on line di questa iniziativa.

per informazioni

Ufficio Stampa Coca-Cola Italia

link
Enjoy~ ^^
It’s named “Ink Clown’s Journey”
The video are footages taken from Max Fleischer’s 5 old animation from like 50-100 years ago ^o^ Guess the name of the video? Haha actually you can find the answers right in the video credit section XD
Result of several days working with my best team mate – great great friend ever – Nguyen ^^
Although it’s not perfect yet, We love this video, indeed, very much! cause we’ve spent lots and lots of efford into it T.T idea, finding public domain videos, cut, script, and sound, and blablabla..
So we proundly introduce you this video
A Final assignment for Multimedia engineering class this semester

Only another assignment for Dim2 ( which is the tutorial flash ) and then come the final exam XD
In 2 week I’m gonna finish my second term.
So excited for the holiday lol ^o^

DoThuyLinh_s3183636
RMIT university, 2008
 

Martedì scorso sono stato invitato all’università Bocconi nell’ambito della laurea specialistica in Marketing e Comunicazione per parlare di mercato gay agli studenti del professor Diego Rinallo, mio cortesissimo ospite.

Devo ammettere che ho provato una certa emozione ad entrare nel tempio della cultura economica italiana, se vogliamo ammantato di una certa sacrale austerità, per parlare di marketing gay, un fenomeno di nicchia e certo non (ancora) mainstream, almeno in Italia, almeno a livello teorico.

Inutile dire che chi davvero vuole andare a fondo delle cose e recepire gli orientamenti più innovativi del mercato prescinde dai pregiudizi e dalle facili ironie, e ciò avviene per la Bocconi o per lo IULM, dove sarò tra 2 settimane, ma anche per le grandi compagnie americane, per chi investe sul francese Tetù, o sugli eventi di COM.MA o su gay.it in Italia, per chi insomma ha capito che la community gay rappresenta un laboratorio sia proficuo oggi che strategico domani.

Per costoro sarebbe ben strano NON prendere in considerazione il mercato gay  

Alla Bocconi mi si chiedeva di portare un case-history italiana, ed io ho optato per quella di Burn Energy Drink, un marchio di Coca Cola S.p.A., che dal 2007 sponsorizza il BURNME2 Tour, un road show nelle discoteche gay friendly italiane: un’altra scelta coraggiosa di un azienda teoricamente molto mainstream dovuta al coraggio e alla lungimiranza di un giovane e competente responsabile eventi.

Il road tour ha il suo corrispondente virtuale in www.me2.it, la community di gay.it, con 414,000 iscritti, quella che io chiamo scherzosamente il “meetic” degli omosessuali.

Ho scelto di parlare di questo evento perchè, oltre ad essere una case history che ha come protagonista un’azienda top come Coca Cola, fa dell’integrazione tra internet ed evento un circuito comunicazionale completo in cui la brand experience si fa totale.

Infatti oltre alle iniziative nei locali, con brandizzazione, animazione, billboard e concorso, è stato predisposto parallelamente un minisito con contenuti relativi all’evento, www.me2.it/burnme2 : gallery, video degli utenti che potevano essere votati, il servizio “io ci sarò”, con il quale gli utenti potevano segnalare la loro presenza alle varie tappe, e altre funzionalità interattive.

La partecipazione agli eventi veniva dunque spinta attraverso newsletter, articoli, brandizzazioni dei siti del network di gay.it, di cui me2 fa parte, e nei locali si spingevano gli utenti a ricercare i contenuti nel sito, a rivedere la serate, a ritrovare on line le persone conosciute durante le feste.

Il marchio Burn ha quindi fatto sia da protagonista che da sfondo di ogni flusso comunicativo, ed ha inoltre potuto iniziare una strategia di penetrazione commerciale nei locali che acquistavano l’energy drink in occasione di ciascun appuntamento.

Quindi, aldilà della scelta strategica del target gay (che passa molto tempo fuori casa, consuma molto beverage, e “guida” i nuovi orientamenti nel consumo di prodotti legati a questi ambiti, basti pensare ad Absolut Vodka), era interessante secondo me mostrare ai laureandi come l’integrazione tra evento e internet sia oggi uno degli strumenti più efficaci e completi del community marketing.

Ecco la presentazione in inglese: http://mercatogay.wordpress.com/files/2008/04/gay-marketing-bocconi.ppt

Se non l’avessi visto con i miei occhi, non ci avrei creduto.

Franco Grillini, il candidato sindaco a Roma per il PS, mi ha mandato un messaggio su me2, invitandomi a votarlo.

Quando stiamo a questi livelli, il mio pensiero è uno solo: viva il Papa Re.