Sean Seibel talks to R/GA Chief Scientist Greg Glass about IE8

Posted: Apr 27, 2010 at 6:39 AM
By: Brian Johnson
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Digital Agency of the Decade, R/GA (www.rga.com), has launched multiple IE8 Web Slices both externally and internally. Externally R/GA uses an IE8 Web Slice to allow users to have toolbar access to their breaking news, while internally R/GA uses Web Slices for business intelligence.

In this video, Sean Seibel, East Region User Experience Evangelist interviews R/GA's Chief Scientist, Greg Glass. Greg shares R/GA's use of IE8 Web Slices, insights on delivering innovation to clients, and his excitement for the release of Windows Phone 7.

The R/GA headline news Web Slice can be installed at:
www.rga.com

For more information about developing with IE8, you can go to http://msdn.microsoft.com/ie.

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