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Tuesday, June 15th, 2010 at 3:01 pm by Ryan Matzner
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Tired of small barcodes that could only be scanned by hovering a few inches away, Blue Fountain Media’s marketing team set out to solve the problem. Liberating our team from the backbreaking work of scanning the official Blue Fountain Media Stickybit from a few inches away, the entire staff can now scan from the comfort of their desks.
Nearly everything that used to be strictly phsyical has gone digital. Music has been converted into MP3s, people are represented by Facebook pages and status updates, places exist in Foursquare and Yelp. But what about “things”?
Well, here’s a solution: Stickybits makes “things”–the physical objects and spaces around us–digital by connecting digital media to physical objects through barcode stickers. Scanning a barcode with the Stickybits apps opens a portal to audio, video, photo, and text messages assigned to that “bit” (aka barcode). The Stickybits iPhone and Android apps let users scan barcodes (including existing ones on retail prodcuts), attach messages, and keep track of the stickybits left by their friends.
Blue Fountain Media’s design department whipped up this fantastic custom Stickybits file (try scanning it right on screen!).


Zack, move out of the way.
We created the biggest Stickybits barcode on the planet. Now you can make your own…
We worked with Dali Vinyl Wall Decals to print our giant Stickybit. They did a fantastic job so we’ve reached out to them and worked out a 10% discount for the first 100 custom stickybits orders. Just use the code “dalisb10″ when placing your order. They have experience with our custom .psd and their expert staff prints and hand-cuts each custom wall decal.
Tags: barcodes, giant stickybit, iphone, stickybits