(TrendHunter.com) If you are fortunate to be able to attend the New York Japan Society’s ‘New Bamboo: Contemporary Japanese Masters’ exhibit from October 4, 2008, through January 11, 2009, you’re in for a treat. You’ll…
Part of doing Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years “properly” is reflecting on how they’ve been done before, a cultural habit that primes everybody for Memory Lane.
Product packaging is one of the most influential tools companies use to persuade you to buy. It’s like that instant you lay your eyes on the Diet Coke bottle wrapped in a Roberto Cavalli animal print–you…
Our culture is in an odd moment, fixated on the most beautiful of the beautiful but drawn at the same time to the realest of the real.
The financial meltdown that brought great institutions to their knees was a defining moment for Crain Communications — one that brought our internet coverage to the forefront.
LOS ANGELES (AdAge.com) — Having spent the last several years marginalizing film reviewers either by making "critic-proof" blockbusters or by refusing to screen certain films for critics at all, Hollywood has suddenly presented itself with an awkward Christmas gift: a year-end glut of expensive, hard-to-market films whose success depends on critics.
For people who want to start their own successful companies, the part-time path to full-time success has become an increasingly common business strategy. In fact, based on my own experience and that of other entrepreneurs, I've come to believe that starting part time carries major advantages.
Today, most organizations commonly refer to the meaning of share in terms of market share, profit share, revenue share and share of wallet. What they often foolishly overlook, however, is that they are also competing with other organizations for share of trust.
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Ad Age caught up with A-B VP-Marketing Dave Peacock moments after his speech on — what else? — change at the recent National Beer Wholesalers Association convention in San Francisco.
Two publisher and advertiser associations are worried that the Google-Yahoo deal will lead to price fixing, but here's a reality check: Google's been fixing prices for ages.
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — John McCain may not know how to use e-mail, but his campaign apparently knows how to use search. It's one technology area where the Republican seems to be besting Barack Obama.
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Five years after its inception, Advertising Week has blossomed in size and found a much-needed purpose in becoming a focal point for some of the industry's biggest pro bono efforts.
YORK, Pa. (AdAge.com) — As iconic banking institutions continued to fall — the most recent being Washington Mutual, driven into the arms of JPMorgan Chase — financial service advertisers went into overdrive trying to calm consumers.
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Sirius XM Radio CEO Mel Karmazin wants to change the way radio audiences are measured. He just has no clue how to do it.
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