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Designers, artists and programmers. We are thinkers, communicators, and problem solvers. V3 Media group is an interactive design firm specializing in web-based software applications. We are a  small firm with a vast array of talent.  We believe in the importance of design, the future of the web,  and the distinction of our work.

We stress the importance of design, because in great design beauty and function coexist. A great website should be informative, simple to navigate, easy to maintain and aesthetically pleasing.

Our design firm understands that the web is constantly expanding and evolving.  No longer is the web limited to desktop computers. Smartphones and other mobile devices can access internet anytime, anywhere. The future of the web lies in its mobility.

We pride ourselves on the distinction of our work. Distinctive work is created from a close relationship with clients. By better identifying with our clients’ needs we can make them successful, which is why everything we design is tailored individually.

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V3 Media Group creates automation for companies in the form of  Web Applications, Mobile and Smart Phone Apps and strong graphical websites.

  • Web design
  • Print media
  • Logo design
  • Web applications
  • Mobile websites
  • Mobile applications
  • Software development



Recent Jobs and Internships:

Auburn University Internship (click to view)

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10 N. 8th Street
Opelika, AL

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4 Corners Ministries

Four Corners Ministries (FCM) exists to spread the love of Christ by building relationships to serve orphans and families in Africa. We feel called to demonstrate love through the Christian Church in Uganda and Sudan. FCM follows Christ’s command by giving aid to Africa’s poor, sick, and suffering, especially children that have been orphaned.

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Facebook Buys Instagram

by Kalyn Ballard

In recent social media news, Facebook acquired Instagram for almost $1 billion in cash and stock. Om Malik, a writer for gigaom.com, thinks that Facebook finally met its match as a social media competitor because Instagram was mobile based.

Facebook buys Instagram for $1 billion

photo credit: Blazo Mania

Instagram CEO Kevin Systrom assures Instagram users that the app will remain a separate network but will be able to have new features that will create a better photo sharing experience. Systrom added in a blog post that he is excited to be joining Facebook.

Mark Zuckerberg announced in his Facebook timeline post that he’s focused on building the best photo sharing experience and now he will be able to work more closely with the Instagram team to offer the best experiences to share beautiful mobile photos.

Now that Instagram has created an Android app, the amount of users is expected to skyrocket. Molly Wood, writer for CBS News, asks the question, “Why does Facebook need more users?”
I recently just became an Instagram user and enjoy the app for what it is. I like that it is separate from Facebook, but if I want to add a photo to Facebook from Instgram, I am able to do so. I have to ask the same question as Wood. What is the purpose for Facebook buying an app that, as far as we know, doesn’t make any money? Any why would one of Facebook’s biggest competitors sell out and give in to its competition when Instagram has the potential to push Facebook off the map?

Without answers, it makes me question both social media sites’ intentions. What do you think?

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