Seriously. Our brains process video imagery differently than text. While researching this piece, a number of remarkable statistics popped up… Read more Why Video Content? It’s Simple Neuroscience.
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Iteration Is Not “First to be Second,” It’s First To Be Next
Advertising creativity values originality above all. Firsts have long been considered its highest expression. In less than two months, we’ve already… Read more Iteration Is Not “First to be Second,” It’s First To Be Next
Google’s Own Search Results: Book Smart ≠ Job Smart
This morning, my LinkedIn feed presented a condensed version of an interview with Google’s Laszlo Bock, their SVP of People… Read more Google’s Own Search Results: Book Smart ≠ Job Smart
Newsweek Ends Printing. And What Was A Battle of Resources Is Now A Battle of Pure Imagination.
“We are announcing this morning an important development at Newsweek and The Daily Beast. Newsweek will transition to an all-digital… Read more Newsweek Ends Printing. And What Was A Battle of Resources Is Now A Battle of Pure Imagination.
Well That Was The Perfect Internet Story…
As humanity awoke this morning to find itself still standing despite all the yap for the past year and a… Read more Well That Was The Perfect Internet Story…
Poetry Made Immediate And Accessible, Thanks to Google
I have a confession: though I graduated as an English major, I never found poetry particularly moving. Song lyrics? Sure… Read more Poetry Made Immediate And Accessible, Thanks to Google
You Can Waste A Ton of Time In Sixty Seconds…
On Monday, MSNBC’s Technolog posted the graphic below which outlines exactly what happens out there on that World Wide Web… Read more You Can Waste A Ton of Time In Sixty Seconds…
Yes, You Can Be a Historical Figure and a Bad Ass
Case in point: Teddy Roosevelt. These posters are part of a series called “Historically Hardcore” by Jenny Burrows (AD) and… Read more Yes, You Can Be a Historical Figure and a Bad Ass
Web? Mob? Sometimes It’s Hard to Differentiate
Three items popped up yesterday that while initially disparate, actually spring from the same foundation. First, my friend Paul Meyer sent… Read more Web? Mob? Sometimes It’s Hard to Differentiate
That Sound You Heard Last Night Was My Arteries Occluding
In the 50’s, Jack LaLanne brought fitness awareness to mainstream America via television. In the 60’s, Julia Child brought French… Read more That Sound You Heard Last Night Was My Arteries Occluding