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By David Burn
Reid Sorensen has a voracious appetite for ad news. So much so, he started Adveracio.us, a Digg-like site for ad industry news. Here's the official word: Adveracio.us is a web application that allows you to submit an article that will be reviewed by all and will be promoted, based on popularity, to the main page. When a user submits a news article it will be placed in the "upcoming stories" area until it gains …
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By David Burn
We increasingly hear about how social online networks are. I question the accuracy of these claims. Is a relationship that exists strictly online truly social? I don't think it is. I think the bridge must be built from online to off, or the quality of relations will suffer or drop off altogether. Technology aside, many people are struggling to establish and maintain personal relationships today. Reuters reports that …
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AdPulp has readers around the world, so forgive me if this comes across a little too insider-American, but July 4th is our Independence day. And it occurred to me that nothing's more American than advertising. We live in a land where anybody can stand in front of a camera dressed up like George Washington, cherry tree in the background and say, “I cannot tell a lie. I’m chopping prices on all sofas and loveseats in …
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By David Burn
Gary Bolles, a partner in Microcast Communications, describes what's going on today and tomorrow in Aspen: Brainstorm is a high-wattage event, with world-class speakers ranging from political leaders to technology gurus, including Michael Dell, Madeleine Albright, Queen Noor of Jordan, Michael Eisner, and Senator Sam Brownback. The sessions focus on a variety of wicked problems, such as global warming, economic …
By David Burn
If you regularly present creative remotely on a conference line, this audio file is for you. Enjoy! [via Advergirl] …
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By David Burn
The iPod is spawning a whole industry of complimentary devices—even Nike has joined the action with their Nike+iPod Sports Kit for runners. Now, a New Jersey man is marketing his own invention that turns one's bicycle into a portable stereo. According to Asbury Park Press: Just over a year ago, while riding his bicycle with his daughter, Emily, it occurred to Mick Kless that he would love to have speakers attached to …
By David Burn
Next time you're visiting the Grand Strand, skip the alligator farm and head over to the KISS Coffeehouse. I mean, you wouldn't want the '70s rockers to actually sing for their dinner, would you? …
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By David Burn
Ad Age reports on a media brand's attempt to be young and hip relevant to its audience. Hearst Magazines' Seventeen is entering into an official promotional deal with MySpace, according to people involved in the partnership. While an increasing number of entertainment properties and brand marketers have latched on to MySpace and its massive community, Seventeen is the first print publication to do so. Under the …
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