Hey Advertisers—Hit Me Up on My Mobile.

By Matt Walsh | June 17th, 2010 3 comments

First came print. Then came radio and TV. A little later came the Internet. Now it’s mobile. Not since the mass production and distribution of the TV in post-war America has advertising had such a promising platform with which to engage customers. And guess who’s battling for mobile advertising supremacy? You guessed it—Google and Apple. With Google’s acquisition of AdMob last year and Apples recent unveiling of it’s iAd model, things are heating up in the headlines.

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Predictability and Conformity: The Relentless Pursuit of Innovation.

By Caesar Vielmas | May 14th, 2010 4 comments

 It is very easy for us to accept the way things are and just keep doing what we always do. That is Conformity. It is just as easy to follow an expected path and do as people expect you to do. That is Predictability. Neither is necessarily wrong, but the great minds of our time are neither of those. 

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The Path of Least Resistance

By Chris Pitre | April 3rd, 2010 0 comments

If you study human behavior, you know one thing to be true. We, as humans, naturally take the path of least resistance to get our needs met, issues resolved, and, ultimately, happiness achieved. You can observe babies and elderly. No one will do more than they have to in order to get what they want.

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Word on the Street...

By Chris Pitre | March 1st, 2010 0 comments

It's commonplace for many to think that because interactive media is so disruptive and paradigm-shifting from other traditional media that the steps leading up to concepting for interactive deployment are essentially different or shorter. I disagree. To that end, the list below outlines the best-kept secrets to concepting killer brand messaging and strategies in interactive.

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Design-Centered Companies

By Chris Pitre | February 20th, 2010 3 comments

With over 350 moms, bloggers, marketers, and supporters, some of the most entertaining and deep conversations took place both in the sessions and hallways of the Four Seasons Hotel in downtown Houston.

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Context and Consolidation

By Shawn Schulz | November 30th, 2009 2 comments

I live in a small house. Before I moved in, I cleared away a whole bunch of clutter to make sure there was a place for everything and everything was in its place. After a few months, I analyzed the "place" for things and determined that some re-architecting was in order. (I also bought some new drapes).

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Bada Bing?

By Kristi Higgins | June 5th, 2009 1 comment

This week Microsoft introduced their new search engine, Bing. They're hoping that Bing will put a dent in Google's dominating 70% market share in the search arena.

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How to Network Your Way Out of a Job

By Kristi Higgins | May 18th, 2009 0 comments

After a lunchtime discussion with co-workers, I ran across this article posted in The Arizona Republic – The tangled Web of social media in the workplace - http://tinyurl.com/qxwzbh

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