What Do You Think of the New ‘Adweek’?
I know David Burn already did a (very) brief post on this, but in case you missed it, this week was the launch of the new Adweek, or at least the new Adweek Web site. Like much of the ad blogosphere...
View ArticleHOW Redesign Vs. Adweek Redesign
Catharine P. Taylor wants to know what we think of the new Adweek site design. I’m thinking it might be instructive to compare their remodel to HOW’s new upgrade. In other trade rag news, something...
View ArticleThe Garfield Brouhaha
Bob Garfield of Ad Age didn’t like reading about how his Super Bowl ad commentary was framed as “retarded” on the interweb’s most popular ad blog. So he did what any good citizen of Media 2.0...
View ArticleThe Brief Looks At The Ad Biz With Depth
I’m not sure who’s behind it, but there’s a new blog called The Brief that seems to have a leg up on many other sources when it comes to ad news and gossip tidbits. Today, they have a piece on Kansas...
View ArticleSee The Possibilities With The Ad Slider
This is very cool. To promote the 2009 Canadian Marketing Awards, you can play with The Ad Slider, which let you manipulate an award-winning ad in various stages of balance and imbalance between...
View ArticlePutting Bogusky–And The Ad Industry–On The Couch
Frankly, I think too many people are psychoanalyzing Alex Bogusky’s decision to leave CP+B. Dude’s got enough money to do whatever he wants to in life–simple as that. If he wants to make the world a...
View ArticleSometimes The Ad Industry Gets An “F” In Decorum
After this week’s Ad Age article on GM CMO’s Joel Ewanick and his grading of Goodby, I started wondering about how everything in advertising seems to be pubic knowledge — and how we love to air our...
View ArticlePointRoll Blows An Opportunity By Sucking On Ad Age’s Cover
When I opened my copy of Advertising Age today, I was confronted with this coverwrap from PointRoll. I’d like to think that if I were to create an ad that, by simple virtue of its placement, would...
View ArticleHOW Redesign Vs. Adweek Redesign
Catharine P. Taylor wants to know what we think of the new Adweek site design. I’m thinking it might be instructive to compare their remodel to HOW’s new upgrade. In other trade rag news, something...
View ArticleThe Garfield Brouhaha
Bob Garfield of Ad Age didn’t like reading about how his Super Bowl ad commentary was framed as “retarded” on the interweb’s most popular ad blog. So he did what any good citizen of Media 2.0...
View ArticleThe Brief Looks At The Ad Biz With Depth
I’m not sure who’s behind it, but there’s a new blog called The Brief that seems to have a leg up on many other sources when it comes to ad news and gossip tidbits. Today, they have a piece on Kansas...
View ArticleSee The Possibilities With The Ad Slider
This is very cool. To promote the 2009 Canadian Marketing Awards, you can play with The Ad Slider, which let you manipulate an award-winning ad in various stages of balance and imbalance between...
View ArticlePutting Bogusky–And The Ad Industry–On The Couch
Frankly, I think too many people are psychoanalyzing Alex Bogusky’s decision to leave CP+B. Dude’s got enough money to do whatever he wants to in life–simple as that. If he wants to make the world a...
View ArticleSometimes The Ad Industry Gets An “F” In Decorum
After this week’s Ad Age article on GM CMO’s Joel Ewanick and his grading of Goodby, I started wondering about how everything in advertising seems to be pubic knowledge — and how we love to air our...
View ArticlePointRoll Blows An Opportunity By Sucking On Ad Age’s Cover
When I opened my copy of Advertising Age today, I was confronted with this coverwrap from PointRoll. I’d like to think that if I were to create an ad that, by simple virtue of its placement, would...
View ArticleNay Say All Day To Keep Ad People At Bay
Do you get tired of reading about how the ad agency business sucks, and how no one wants to work in advertising any longer due to the long hours, low pay and lack of prestige? Personally, I see many of...
View ArticleHOW Redesign Vs. Adweek Redesign
Catharine P. Taylor wants to know what we think of the new Adweek site design. I’m thinking it might be instructive to compare their remodel to HOW’s new upgrade. In other trade rag news, something...
View ArticleThe Garfield Brouhaha
Bob Garfield of Ad Age didn’t like reading about how his Super Bowl ad commentary was framed as “retarded” on the interweb’s most popular ad blog. So he did what any good citizen of Media 2.0...
View ArticleThe Brief Looks At The Ad Biz With Depth
I’m not sure who’s behind it, but there’s a new blog called The Brief that seems to have a leg up on many other sources when it comes to ad news and gossip tidbits. Today, they have a piece on Kansas...
View ArticleSee The Possibilities With The Ad Slider
This is very cool. To promote the 2009 Canadian Marketing Awards, you can play with The Ad Slider, which let you manipulate an award-winning ad in various stages of balance and imbalance between...
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