We show you how to use ThingLink to create innovative interactive content for editorial use. Examples from some of the world’s leading publishers and broadcasters.
Creator: Vox (click to explore live) Description: Vox uses ThingLink to bring new viewers of A&E’s hit show Bates Motel up to speed on the show’s...
Andrew Beelitz
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Creator: Toronto Life (click to explore live) Description: Online newspapers and magazines are one of the leaders in the transition towards a more visual web....
Andrew Beelitz
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Creator: Entertainment Weekly (click to explore live) Description: The Oscar nominations have been announced and Entertainment Weekly has the inside scoop...
Andrew Beelitz
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Creator: Dallas Morning News (click to explore live) Description: Year in review articles are very popular during the New Years season and Dallas Morning News...
Andrew Beelitz
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Creator: At Home Description: With Christmas right around the corner it is time to start thinking of everyone’s favorite activity – decorating!...
Andrew Beelitz
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Creator: Purple Politics Description: The 2016 Presidential race is crowded with candidates, and each one of them has their own views on major global topics. ...
Andrew Beelitz
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This weeks featured image focuses on transforming an infograhic into an interactive history lesson. Hover over the hotspots to learn more about the Wright Brother’s...
Andrew Beelitz
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We bet you’ve heard about the FIFA scandal in the news, but do you know what sparked the scandal, or where it currently stands? Check out the interactive...
Andrew Beelitz
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