What reason does Apple have for not disclosing watch sales on its latest financial returns?
I can think of one reason. They’re not good.
Tim Cook says otherwise. “We made the decision back in September not to disclose the shipments on the watch, and that was not a matter of not being transparent, it was a matter of not giving our competition insight on a product that we worked hard on.”
Are you ready for some football? And aspartame-free Diet Pepsi?
PepsiCo hopes that consumers answer yes to both of those questions, as it uses its National Football League sponsorship to help launch the reformulated soda.
The brand announced plans to remove the much-maligned aspartame sweetener in April and replace it with sucralose combined with acesulfame potassium, known as Ace-K. But cans and bottles won’t start hitting stores until Monday. With football season around the corner, much of the marketing plugging the new version will take advantage of the marketer’s pricey NFL sponsorship.
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KOOWHO
Drunk riding of bike is dangerous, the cause of injuries and accidents. Furthermore, just like drunk driving, it is against the law in Japan. However, many people are not aware about the dangers and illegality compared to drunk driving. ALCOHO-LOCK presented by KOOWHO is a totally new solution consisting of a lock and exclusive application. When cyclists are about to unlock, the alcohol density level will be checked by breathing into the lock. In case alcohol is detected from cyclist’s breath, an alert is automatically sent to the pre-registered partner’s smartphone. The partner can stop their beloved cyclist from riding bike. What is needed in order to end drunk riding of bike, it is the reform of the mindset and the power of love. To all cyclists, with love.
URL: http://alcoholock.com/EN/
Advertising Agency:Grey, Tokyo, Japan
Executive Creative Director:Yasushi Ogata
Senior Copywriter:Hideaki Sato
Senior Art Director:Takanori Sakamoto
Project Manager:Sandeep Bhardwaj
Device & App Development:Mayank Kushwaha
Producer:Shinichi Kuwabara, Tetsushi Kondo
Production Manager:Ryoma Kurata
Movie Director:Yuki Mondo
Cameraman:Jin Ito
Lightman:Shinichi Miyaki
Editor:Kenichi Hirai
Colorist:Ben Conkey
MA:Makoto Kawame
Photographer:Keiko Kanno
Retoucher:Rumi Ando
Web Director:Isao Akutsu
Pr:Jin Hattori
Senior Account Director:Yosuke Tanno
Production Company:Amsyt Technologies, Amana
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If adidas is now saying celebrity and hugely well-known athletes don’t matter because anyone can create their own, why are they still showcasing them so bloody much?
Harvey Weinstein, the co-chairman, said the recent exodus of managers was a personal loss, but that the company was in strong financial shape.
The NBC Sports Group is facing stiff competition to maintain its rights to the elite property.
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MDC during its second-quarter earnings call Thursday took the opportunity to tell investors that it hasn’t lost any business from the SEC investigation.
The company’s new chief, Scott Kauffman, who previously served as presiding director on the company’s board of directors but took the helm last month, said, “I can say that we have not lost any business and our pipeline is as robust as I have ever seen it.”
The second-quarter results come less than three weeks after the company announced its CEO and Chairman of the Board of Directors Miles Nadal was stepping down, a change that came amid the SEC investigation that began in October 2014 and looked into MDC’s accounting practices, trading information and Mr. Nadal’s expenses. This spring, the company said Mr. Nadal would pay back his employer $8.6 million, and that the investigation would be ongoing.
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OculusVR founder Palmer Luckey is one of the tech industry’s brightest rising stars—a fact Time tried but ridiculously failed to capture on its newest cover.
As you can see above, Luckey is shown in mid … uh, jump? Stumble? Rapturous epiphany? The only things viewers can tell for sure is that he’s been Photoshopped in front of a beach and that he looks ridiculous.
And it’s not just the image drawing heckles from tech enthusiasts. The story’s intro is cringe-inducingly awful at a time when most people have stopped seeing nerds as socially worthless outcasts:
“Palmer Luckey isn’t like other Silicon Valley nerds,” the article begins. “He’s a nerd all right, but not the kind who went to a top-ranked university, wrote brilliant code or studied business plans. He’s cheery and talks in normal sentences that are easy to understand.”
It’s doubtful that all this is just artful baiting of the Reddit crowd, but had it been, the results would likely have been the same. Photoshop has been working overtime today as many took up the challenge to make Luckey (and Time) look even more silly:
Time irresponsibly created a terrible story and cover for VR, but the response has been totally internet. pic.twitter.com/vzHLUzJwfn
— Mike Mika (@MikeJMika) August 6, 2015
Hey guys I’m pretty sure I found Palmer Luckey’s new book that @time magazine #VR cover is based on: pic.twitter.com/IJ8V438jr1
— StephenMauriceGraham (@400facts) August 6, 2015
Nerd: VR’s just a fad. Nobody’s gonna— Palmer Luckey: pic.twitter.com/zEnyoZtj2B
— Andrew Vestal (@avestal) August 6, 2015
We are just getting started…. CC @hmltn @oculus @PalmerLuckey @TIME pic.twitter.com/JV5QRRYSrZ
— Robert McGregor (@ID_R_McGregor) August 6, 2015
You’re welcome internet. I’m sorry Palmer. @TIME pic.twitter.com/eYIjopOWqP
— Vanessa Marie @ RTX (@VRex7) August 6, 2015
But perhaps this un-Photoshopped take was the cruelest cut of all:
When Palmer Luckey was a kid, he said “Someday I’ll be on the cover of Time Magazine, and everyone will respect me.” pic.twitter.com/5svbQHX8kX
— Joel Bernstein (@CastIrony) August 6, 2015
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