Robert Pattinson got wet tonight on Late Night. #LateNight
Robert Pattinson got wet tonight on Late Night. #LateNight
“Arms-length involvement puts CEOs in a precarious position. They are making critical judgments about a disruptive technology without much firsthand knowledge. Because they are not immersed in social media, these CEOs are in the uncomfortable position of having to rely on the counsel of less-experienced Gen Y advisors.”
(via smarterplanet)
Beautiful storytelling work from Weber Shandwick digital+content teams. An-depth look at Central City, New Orleans for W.G. Kellogg Foundation [healingstories.org].
There is a thin line between clever and stupid.
My favorite six content ideas from #Cannes (so far). All moving in their own way.
http://bit.ly/pOIaED Back Seat Driver
http://bit.ly/L9PEcH I Have Already Died (ALS awareness)
http://bit.ly/KRYpAT Mont Blanc Beauty of a Second
http://bit.ly/MLzqRg Lego Builders of Sound
http://bit.ly/HO8q62 Samsung Insight Exhibition
http://bit.ly/wFsNaU Mercedes Invisible Car
newsweek: On contemplating the “afterlife of imagery”
Watch this if you have any interest in how your magazine cover sausage gets made, and what kind of thinking goes into the decision process of whether or not we run one cover variation over another.
“The convergence between marketing and technology is undeniable, and it’s still in its infancy. Imagine a world where a brand’s success will ultimately come down to how well it can handle and leverage an infinite network of relationships and market interactions. That’s where this is going.”
With Tumblr now accepting ads dashboard coincidences are going to get a lot more interesting.
(via soupsoup)
We don’t do advertising anymore - Nike
Example of New York Times R&D re-imagining information consumption. Taking the idea of Internet everywhere to another level. Content distributed anywhere. Even the bathroom mirror.