Eiffel Tower Luxury Phones – The MobiFrance FL Stunner
Posted in: UncategorizedStengel on Leadership, New Media and the Purpose Institute
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BATAVIA, Ohio (AdAge.com) — After seven years as perhaps the most visible, outspoken and successful Procter & Gamble Co. chief marketer in decades, Jim Stengel has announced he's leaving the post Aug. 1 and the company Oct. 31, after some special project work. In this interview with Advertising Age's Jack Neff, he discusses his legacy, what the transition to Marc Pritchard as global marketing officer means and whether he really does love the media as much as, say, Madonna does.
Camping Rafts – Floating Cabins (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedDemocrats Open Advertising Floodgates
Posted in: UncategorizedWASHINGTON (AdAge.com) — John McCain, Barack Obama and their supporters aren't the only ones dumping their cash reserves into ad spending this year. All of those men and women running in congressional races are starting to open their wallets to do their part to drive record political spending this year.
Vegetable Lights – Triple Cabbage by Anon Pairot (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedJ&J Puts Pharma Group Into Review
Posted in: UncategorizedGeometric Fashion – Naomi Strikes Back in V Magazine (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedRacing in Puffy Suits – The Aeolian Ride (GALLERY)
Posted in: Uncategorized‘Hey Look, It’s Like My Thumb is My Cock.’
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What, do genital jokes just make better advergames?
Italian Vogue Selling Like the New iPhone
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Italian Vogue editor in chief Franca Sozzani said her decision to dedicate the July issue to black models was influenced by a New York protest group as well as Barack Obama's success in the U.S. presidential primaries. She had feared that the issue would not sell. Now the only thing that might be bothering her now is not printing enough copies to send to the U.S., considering all the buzz.
SWAT Summit Gets Social
Posted in: UncategorizedYesterday at San Francisco’s Westin St. Francis, Room Full of People held the SWAT Summit, a one day conference which covered the topic of social networking. Topics such as metrics, best practices, user engagement and social advertising were covered.
Holistic Libido Boosters – Citrulline Watermelon the New Viagra?
Posted in: UncategorizedShoes Made of Old Truck Tires – Old Ho’s Rubber Tire Sandals
Posted in: UncategorizedOh Noooo, the Atomium’s Collapsing
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Tant pis. Anyway, haven’t we seen this (twice) before?
Redesigning Famous Shoes – The Wizard of Oz Ruby Slipper Collection (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedSorry, Quiksilver, We Already Have One Self-Esteem Fund
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Quiksilver’s inviting Real Women! from All Walks of Life! on a Creative Journey! to promote its new line of women’s clothing.
Last.fm Lets Marketers Target Jean-Short-Wearing Eagles Fans
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Smaller brands can often afford to align themselves with a particular artist or genre, but larger brands tend to (smartly) tick off as many boxes as they can without ticking off any of their consumers. For them and many others, last.fm is rolling out new ad software that allows advertisers to target users based on their musical tastes.