Chad Rea is a man of multiple interests and talents. We recently reported on his 86ing 86theonions, in favor of ecopop. He also does public speaking, career coaching, voiceover work, philanthropy work and he directs music videos. His career coaching business is called Create Your Happy. Rea explains the need for career coaching. You might be surprised to learn that after working for some of the top creative …
Fishing for Skeet
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Power Trippers Wanted
With gas prices headed north on a daily basis, people are rethinking their summer vacation plans, a fact which makes travel and tourism tough categories to promote right now. According to USA Today, many cities and states are responding with vacation ideas close to one's home. …
Old School Content Developer Not Ready To Collaborate
Michael Eisner, the former Disney chief and current head of Vuguru, speaking in New York yesterday, showed little interest in bringing brands into the development process of his firm's short-form online programming. "I have never produced anything in my career with an audience in mind," he said. [People] are saying the internet is made up of 13-year-olds, so gear toward them. But I just don't think you should. I like …
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On-Color Humor
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Documentaries from and for The Nation
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Ch-ch-ch-ch-Changes
In an animated discussion with Washington Post editors and reporters yesterday, Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer offered his far-ranging views of upcoming changes in technology and the media. Here's a slice: Q. What is your outlook for the future of media? A. In the next 10 years, the whole world of media, communications and advertising are going to be turned upside down -- my opinion. Here are the premises I …
Shed The Suit
Adweek has been offering a lot of guest columns of late. They're featuring one from freelance copywriter and creative director, Jim Morris, at the moment. He argues that it's tough being a CD today. His main point is CDs are doing their work and the work of hapless account directors. As I see my creative director clients at agency after agency being stretched and twisted into unnatural positions, it makes me want to …