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Speaking Through Pictures #3
Posted in Advertising, Art, Branded Entertainment, Branding, Design, Digital, Marketing, New Economy, Technology, Words and Semantics, tagged Advertising, Design, Digital, Technology on January 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
New Years Resolution #1: Analog Sundays
Posted in Advertising, Art, Branding, Design, Inspiration, Words and Semantics, tagged Analog, Art, Design, Digital, Poetry on January 1, 2009 | 3 Comments »
I love this concept. I’m not sure I’ll be able to achieve it, but I love the idea of jumping off the grid and truly shutting down on Sundays. I also like the idea of taking analog vacations.
How about you?
Can Recruiters Become Talent Agents?
Posted in Digital, Job Hunting, tagged Advertising, Digital, Headhunting, HR, Recruiting on November 13, 2008 | 4 Comments »
With unemployment levels nearing record highs, the Dow sagging just above 8,600, and more bad news on the way, it’s no surprise that recruiters are becoming increasingly perplexed by their jobs.
The heady days of effortlessly moving kings and pawns around the chessboard are over (for now). Even pedestrian practices like cold calling and scouring LinkedIn [...]
The New Normal Isn’t So Normal
Posted in Digital, The Human Brain, tagged Digital, Disorder, Emerging Media, Mulittasking, Neuroscience on July 10, 2008 | 7 Comments »
…You see, I suffer from what Brian Morrissey of Adweek recently referred to as Constant Partial Attention Disorder (CPAD). I don’t think you’ll find this term in the medical books and, last I checked it wasn’t listed in Wikipedia either. CPAD is a relatively new disorder present primarily in people working in the digital, technology and emerging media space. My hunch is that there are currently tens of thousands of people suffering from CPAD each year, but they haven’t been diagnosed yet.
CPAD is the inability to be present while engaging in an activity. Those who suffer from CPAD cannot devote adequate attention to several activities at once. Stated differently, it’s a compulsion…
The Egg Tooth in Your Organization
Posted in Marketing, tagged Advertising, Children, Design, Digital, Egg Tooth, Ideas, Kids, Marketing, Research on June 24, 2008 | 2 Comments »
My first grade twins recently incubated and hatched over a dozen baby chicks in their school classrooms. For those of you who remember this phase of life, it’s tender, innocent and enlightening all at once.
In a short period of time, your children grasp big concepts like birth, maturation, life and death. They understand why and how God’s creatures need to be cared for and just as important, how to care for them. Their imagination is sparked with excitement as questions and revelations emerge.
Interview with Brian Morrissey of Adweek
Posted in Digital, tagged AdPulp, Adweek, Agencies, Agency Spy, Application, Blogger, Channels, ClickZ, Consumers, Digital, IM, Innovative, Instant Messenger, Marketing, Media, Micro-interactions, PR, Predictions, SEM, SEO, Tweet, Twirl, Twitter on June 3, 2008 | 6 Comments »
I recently sat down with Brian Morrissey, Digital Editor of AdWeek, to understand how his job has changed in the last 12 months, new rules of engagement for digital agencies seeking press and a couple of predictions too.
Brian leads Adweek’s coverage of digital media and marketing. He focuses on innovative, effective ways advertisers are reaching consumers through [...]
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