You make me feel like dancing!
In 2006, Matt took a 6 month trip through 39 countries on all 7 continents. In that time, he danced a great deal. News spread around the internet and people just started turning up to dance with him. This video…
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Video of the Week ‘In Your Arms’ by Kina Grannis
For our Valentines Day video, we’ve picked something rather special; a music video by a young singer called Kina Grannis, whose stop animation video took 30 people 22 months to make (a total of 1,357 hours) and features 288,000 Jelly…
Clever marketing by Korean grocery chain!
Here’s some food for thought and some inspired thinking from the Korean Tesco chain! Lagging behind their competition in the South Korean market, they set themselves a challenge; Become the market leader without opening any new stores. Check out this…
Fun Video of the week – Jesse the Jack Russell
Whoever said dog tricks can’t be useful? In this all new video showcasing more Useful Dog Tricks. Jesse the Jack Russell’s heart warming charm is bound to put a smile on the face of those who watch his adorable antics. We just…
Traffic in Vietnam
This weeks video is the first to be included in our our new-look JGBM Newsletter, we’ve picked a video that shows Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam) at its finest! This time lapse is a culmination of 10,000 RAW images and…
New Website Feature! The Return of Pricing and Product Updates!
One of the most popular features from our previous website, and one that can save you hours of wasted time, was the pricing and product update service. We've since had many requests for this useful information to return.
JGBM Marathon Men & Women!
This year JGBM has seen a wave of health & fitness sweep through the Company as six of us attempted the Plymouth Half Marathon...
Not The World Cup again?
Whilst there is no doubt that the World Cup 2010 will have a huge impact on the South African economy and that certain channels of UK business such as Audio Visual sales will be predictably much higher, if my memory serves me correctly the stationery trade noticed a downturn in general business during the last World Cup in 2006?
