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Tag Archives: Blogs
Did The Gap Intentionally Create Controversy With Their Logo Change Fiasco?
A lot of conspiracy theorists believe that’s more than possible. Perhaps by springing an uninspired logo on a public armed with imMedia outlets like Twitter and Facebook, the powers that be realized they would generate an avalanche of discussion and … Continue reading
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Tagged Blogs, Facebook, Gap, Immedia, Laird+Partners, Logo, Social Media is Crowdsourced PR, Twitter
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So WordPress Was Down Yesterday…
Not that I noticed. And yet, the outage apparently affected 10.2 million blogs, depriving them of an estimated 5.5 million pageviews, give or take. WordPress notified me about it later, linking through to this very concise and forthright explanation on their … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Blogs, Elfen Magic, Flux Capacitator, Pageviews, RadioShack, Silicone Chips, Tech Dependency, Wordpress
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So Apparently There’s This CGI Film In Theaters. And It’s Rather Popular.
Fact: Avatar’s first weekend worldwide box office was $242.5 million. Fact: Avatar grossed $1.3 billion worldwide in less than a month. Prevalent Speculation: Including marketing, the project represented a nearly $450 million bet. Tactic: In this week’s Advertising Age, a … Continue reading
Collected-Thinking: Now In Handy E-Form
Back in 1983, Peter Gabriel released his “Plays Live” double album and as an avid fan, I bought it and spent hours poring over the liner notes. Actually, what I mostly remember about those notes was how he cheekily … Continue reading
The Modern Cost of a Really Bad Day
Yesterday, the rigging for Madonna’s new concert tour collapsed during construction in Marseilles, killing two workers. By any measure, that’s a tragedy. However, given Madonna’s lightning rod persona, that horrific accident has become an excuse to deem her solely responsible … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Azula, Blogs, Martin Agency, Mike Hughes, Opinion, Posting, Web 2.0
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