Emakina Blog

If you’re among the early adopters of the iPhone (aka the perfect end of the year gift for tech freak), our French agency groupe Reflect has developed a special version of Libération called Libération Expresso iPhone. The main asset is you can use it online as offline: just launch the app before leaving your home in the morning to download the content and read it wherever, whenever you want on your iPhone without the need of any Internet access.

Speaking of Libération, this French newspaper proposes today a special issue on Belgium with more than 20 pages bringing a fresh look at the current political crisis. Worth reading if you’re not familiar with the countless mysteries that makes our country so exotic for the French ;-).

A nice interview shooted by Rodrigo Sepulveda, CEO of Vpod.tv. Brice Le Blévennec (Emakina) and Manuel Diaz (groupe Reflect) tell everything about the recent financial operation between the two companies.

The Express-Expansion group has selected our colleagues from groupe Reflect to implement a Movable Type blogging platform. Probably an exciting experience to follow for those interested in the future of media and journalism.

We’re very pleased to announce that groupe Reflect is now a member of Emakina Group. Located in Paris and Limoges, our 17 new French colleagues have a strong background in Web 2.0 and serve large accounts like Legrand, Nike, L’Oréal or Danone (have a look at their weblog which provides a good insight into their their corporate culture). With this new acquisition, our European network makes a new leap forward and totals more than 160 employees, spread over 3 countries and 5 agencies: Emakina, B. On The Net, Design is Dead, SunTzu and, since yesterday, groupe Reflect.

- The pictures of the party at groupe Reflect’s office.
- A screenshot of the countdown on the groupe Reflect’s website
- The buzz in the French blogosphère: Jacques Froissant, Jean-Luc Grellier (Project Manager at groupe Reflect), Sylvain Ratton (trainee at GR)…
- The article on Journal Du Net.
- Enterprise Outsider interviews Manuel Diaz.