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Today Tomorrow online wins Best in Class

Ollie — Wed, 09 Nov 2011 10:47:20 +0000

More great news about Sunday’s online work: Today Tomorrow, the online magazine for Toyota, has won the Best in Class Award in the Magazine category at the Interactive Media Awards (IMA).

The Best in Class Award ‘represents the very best in planning, execution and overall professionalism’ and is achieved by only a fraction of the entrants each year. What’s more, the judges gave Today Tomorrow a fantastic overall score of 487 out of 500, which included a perfect 100 marks for both Content and Feature Functionality.

This is the second Sunday website to have success in the IMA – earlier this year, WW2History.com picked up Best in Class Awards in both the Education and Reference categories.

A hearty ‘well done’ to the Toyota team!

Sunday receives 16 nominations for this year’s APA awards

Matt_B — Wed, 12 Oct 2011 09:23:04 +0000

Sunday has attracted the second highest number of nominations in the industry for the 2011 APA International Content Marketing Awards, with recognition for eight different titles across its print and digital portfolio.

Today Tomorrow (Toyota), Ethos and ethosjournal.com (Serco), A Thousand Little Things (Boden) and Modus (RICS) each received three nominations, including recognition for Art Directors Catherine Hopkinson and Christie Ferdinando.

Further shortlists came for our work for Allianz, Strutt & Parker and two other Serco titles.

Toby Smeeton, Managing Director of Sunday, said: “This has been a fantastic year for Sunday with major new business wins and standout work for our clients. To receive 16 nominations in our sixth year as an agency is simply phenomenal.”

The winners will be announced on Wednesday 23 November.

Today Tomorrow magazine is site of the day

Phil — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 13:33:00 +0000

We’ve just found out that our new online magazine for Toyota has been selected as site of the day by designlicks.com, a site run by web designers that’s dedicated to rewarding highly creative and usable sites. Thanks for the credit chaps, we’re most chuffed.

Toyota’s customer magazine: now online

Florencia — Thu, 18 Aug 2011 10:03:34 +0000

The new issue of Today Tomorrow is out, and this time it’s even more special than usual. Because we’re now publishing the magazine both in print and in a fully fledged, and rather lovely, online version

Instead of rushing in and making a PDF page-turner, we’ve stepped back and made something that we feel is much more appropriate to the online medium. The content’s all there… it’s just reinvented and much more interactive – everything that an online mag should be, we feel. It’s also heaving with new video content that we commissioned especially (plus lots of curated video).

It’s a great compliment that the client has loved our photos and videos of the new Yaris so much that they are now being used extensively on the main www.toyota.co.uk website.

The URL for the online magazine is: magazine.toyota.co.uk.

Sunday Publishing work singled out by Creative Review

Ollie — Tue, 06 Jul 2010 13:54:45 +0000

Each year, leading UK mag Creative Review’s Illustration Annual showcases the very best work by illustrators. And we’re chuffed to bits that this year they’ve included one of our stories from Today Tomorrow, the customer magazine that we publish for Toyota.

The story entitled “A Day In The Life… 2109-Style” looked ahead 100 years to a typical day-in-the-life. The piece weaves together the technological innovations that we could be using on a day to day basis – some from Toyota, some from other companies.

We went for a comic-strip approach, and persuaded the quite fantastic Tavis Coburn to create the look.

Tavis Coburn’s site is: www.taviscoburn.com