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Tag Archives: Apps
Unintentional Swearing? There Are Apps for That…
This is my iPhone screen. Read the third line down from left to right. Totally serendipitous profanity. Who knew? And yeah, I know; I have some phone calls to return… By Dennis Ryan, CCO, Olson Bookmark It Hide Sites
Apple Moves Over Two Billion Apps In Eighteen Months
According to a press release from Cupertino yesterday, Apple’s App Store delivers roughly 6.3 million downloads a day or a head spinning seventy-three apps per second. You can now choose from over 85,000 programs, up over twenty thousand in the … Continue reading
Have You Friended the Pope Yet?
As reported in various news channels before the recent Holiday weekend, the Vatican launched www.pope2you.net last Thursday to celebrate World Communications Day, or Inter Mirifica: an outcome of the Second Vatican Council. This year, the Pope’s message directly addresses ‘the … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Apps, Brand Mission, Clay Shirky, Facebook, Here Comes Everybody, Intramural Organizations, iPhone, Missionary Work, Pontifical Council for Social Communications, Second Vatican Council, Smurf, social networking, Word of Mouth, World Communications Day, YouTube
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Is That The Mobile Revolution In Your Pocket?
Industry visionaries have been touting this for a few years now and while I agree that mobile will be an important platform, I’m hoping it hurries up and gets here before my eyesight starts to really fade and I can … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Ad Age Digital Conference, Apps, Facebook, iPhone, iTunes, John Stratton, Newton, SMS, Social Media, Stephen Riley, Texting, Twitter, Verizon CMO, YouTube
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Do You Have A Traditional Agency or Just Traditional Expectations?
“Traditional agencies are dead. Blah, blah, blah…” Yeah, I get it. But just like yesterday’s tired cliche of the misinformed: “Big Agencies are dead”, I don’t buy this notion either, because upon review, I can’t name a single ‘traditional’ agency. These days, everyone plays … Continue reading
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Tagged Apps, Digital Agency, Gaming, Multi-Cultural Agencies, MySpace, Online Series, Rich Media Banners, Traditional Agency, Virals
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