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Stressed Lately?

October 20th, 2011 | Andi Weiss

Rather than strive for stress free, how about stress smart?

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‘Tis the season

December 13th, 2010 | Kelly Andrews

You might think nothing of drinking a few of glasses of wine at a holiday party, but you’d probably think twice before loading up your plate with Krispy Kremes.

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Interactive Storytelling Part 1 of 3: The rise, fall and re-rise of the infographic.

June 30th, 2010 | William Justice

Our three-part miniseries on the subject of interactive storytelling begins with a brief history of the infographic. But before we go into that, what do we mean by “interactive storytelling”? For that matter, what do we mean by “storytelling” in the first place? To effectively communicate a brand message, agencies develop a campaign to tell [...]

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Twitter And The Power To Leave Your Chair

June 23rd, 2010 | Dean Logan

But I’m convinced the intense and rapid feeling of community the Twitter feed created gave this crowd a unified strength to do something few would do on their own.

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An Efficient Communications Paradigm Requires an Adherence to a Core Strategy of Transparency in Phraseology That, Optimally, Simulates Rudimental Human Vernacular.

June 1st, 2010 | David Terrenoire

You can spot the people who read academic, business or scientific papers. Their heads explode.

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The Doctor Is Not A Moron

May 26th, 2010 | Dean Logan

But there’s one area where marketing is firmly stuck in perpetual ad puberty: targeting physicians. This is a place where intelligence, empathy and boldness take a back seat to avoidance, juvenile word play, puns and visuals a first-year ad student wouldn’t stick in her book if you paid her.

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How the mighty have fallen (or at least taken a hit).

May 7th, 2010 | Philip Mann

Consumers “take to the streets” to complain about Johnson and Johnson’s handling of concerns

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