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Tag Archives: Posting
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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The First Question for Advertisers Considering Social Media: Is Your Company Agoraphobic?
Imagine this: you are at a cocktail party: chatting, mingling, nothing out of the ordinary. Suddenly, a total stranger walks up and throws their Appletini in your face. What do you do? Throw your drink in their face? Arch an … Continue reading
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Tagged Agoraphobia, Appletini, Attorneys, Cocktails, Corporate Culture, Element 79, Emily Dickinson, McDonald's, Posting, Public Relations, Social Media, Transparency
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Collective-Clowning
About a week ago, Bob Merlotti–unrepentant funnyman and founder of the innovative advertising organization Skeleton Crew–posted yet another one of his casually hysterical status updates on Facebook. It read simply “Bob Merlotti wears the scarf of indignity.” Now I don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising
Tagged Bob Merlotti, Clay Shirky, Crowdsourcing, Facebook, Family Ties, Here Comes Everybody, Posting, Skeleton Crew
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An Emerging Super Low Low Price Ad Platform: Online Comments
I was reading an interesting if rather obvious article on MediaPost about research which concluded that given a choice, a third of teens would “unfriend” their parents on Facebook (yeah, I feigned incredulous shock at that myself). Beyond just how … Continue reading →
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