I think it’s a good habit to read about anything other than advertising and marketing. If all you do is read other bloggers about what we do, we’ll all descend into some self-congratulatory or industry-loathing little corner of the web.
Case in point: Virginia Postrel’s always interesting blog at Dynamist.com. Today, Virginia links back […]
Which established organization or way of doing things is the best predictor of marketing’s future? That is, is it the newspaper business? The record business? Neither? None?
I think politics is a pretty good canary. There’s a great article in this month’s Atlantic about what many are calling the “YouTube” election. (Note: I’m not. […]
They’ve just opened “The Newseum” in Washington, DC. (Don’t mean to steal Casey’s predictive thunder, but I’m trying to be topical)
Read the rest…I tend to agree. If you haven’t checked out the book We Think, give it a read. In the meantime, here is a short film the author, Charles Leadbeater, put together to provide an introduction.
Give it a think. Post your thoughts, after all, you’re only as good as what you share.
Read the rest…Japan has always been years ahead of the US in the wireless category. Their phones, networks and technologies make ours look woefully Third World in comparison. From QR codes to phones with breathalyzers in them, the Japanese take their keitai denwa (portable telephones) seriously.
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