For more on Someecards.com see the Sunday Styles section of today's NYT. According to the article it's a firm run by ad men for ad men. …
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For more on Someecards.com see the Sunday Styles section of today's NYT. According to the article it's a firm run by ad men for ad men. …
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Graphic designer Michael Beirut busted out his 1979 portfolio for Design Observer. Beirut describes the piece above: We'll start with this portrait of jazz saxophonist Sam Rivers, copied from photographs on his album The Complete Blue Note Sessions. This is the kind of thing upon which I had built my reputation by the time I graduated from high school: painstaking realism in the style of Bernie Fuchs, Bob Heindel …
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Don't you love to know what people are really saying? …
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According to International Herald Tribune, Timberland is introducing "carbon labels" to help its customers assess the environmental quality of its products. "With all the media attention around environmental issues, people are noticing that their lives are affected by environmental ills and they really have the purchasing power to make a difference," said Betsy Blaisdell, manager of environmental stewardship for …
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The dollar sank to a record low against the euro Thursday and traded at parity against the Canadian currency for the first time since 1976. In semi-related news, A VC sees a downturn coming in Web 2.0 products and services. The venture market in any industry (biotech, nanotech, green tech, comm equipment, web, etc) does best when the supply of new companies is relatively modest and the demand to invest in them is …
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The Wall Street Journal (paid sub. req.) looks at a new content play by upstart CW Television Network--owned jointly by CBS and Time Warner. When the CW network launched this time last year, it experimented with a new kind of commercial break designed to look like a minishow built around products. The so-called content wraps were such a hit with marketers that the network is going one better this fall, with a …
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[Wes Anderson spot for AT&T via Golden Fiddle] …
Really, that's pretty much all you need to know. But for the specifics, here's Adweek: General Motors is shifting national creative duties on its Saab nameplate from Interpublic Group's Lowe to sister shop McCann Erickson in Detroit, GM confirmed on Thursday. At the same time, GM is re-consolidating its corporate image business at McCann in Detroit, after splitting duties between McCann and another IPG shop, …
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