If you’re like me and find the New York Times News Quiz application on Facebook to be a great way to confirm your elitism and general hoity-toity-ness, you probably saw the third question in today’s quiz:
Question 3 of 5: Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton won a strong victory over Senator Barack Obama in Tuesday’s primary in […]
You’re all familiar with the Long Tail, coined and invented by Chris Anderson of Wired magazine. In its simplest form, it means businesses can succeed and prosper by aggregating “niche” markets instead of relying on blockbuster moves in a mass market.
Looking at this year’s fund raising efforts, it seems to me Barrack is the first […]
Watching the Super Tuesday results come in reminded me of a piece I read last week. The Boston Globe had an interesting article wherein typographers took a hard look at the then candidates’ graphic materials. They weren’t particularly impressed with Hillary’s materials:
“The Hillary type palette is far from fresh and colorful; it is begging […]
All politics aside, Karl Rove understands marketing the politicians themselves. In a good article in the Washington Post today, he writes about the fading importance of television advertising: (I’ve bolded some of his points)
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