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This is excellent, if you like optical illusions.
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Mount Rushmore for the 21st century. Congratulations, America!
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So this happened, unsurprisingly - “Semi Charmed Call” (Carly Ray Jepsen vs. Third Eye Blind)
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The Richness Project…. ugggh, I love it when hockey arenas do things like this!
Posted on May 14, 2012 via THE BLOG. with 5 notes ()
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Bensimon Byrne is looking for a digital strategist!
I love working here. You might also. We’re looking for someone with more than a few years experience in digital strategy - a big picture thinker who can also do the technological nitty-gritty. Qualifications are as follows, message me if you’re interested.
- Detailed evaluation of client and brand environment including:
o Define business objectives
o Identify and understand business processes, capabilities/assets,
o Identify target customer needs
o Garner consumer based insights
o competitive realities to identify unique opportunities and threats
- Design of insight driven digital strategies from opportunity identification through to experience definition.
- Structure and present recommendations internally and to client.
- Excellent presentation and deck writing skills
- Ability to diagram complex relationships and ideas
- Ability to create detailed and high level wireframes
- Strong passion for and knowledge of technology, emerging media and the Internet; specific interactive strategy experience required.
- Short and long term planning skills
- Ability to translate plans in to executional instructions for hand off to account and production teams – technical understanding of processes is necessary.
- Ability to assess ROI of ideas, understand financial implications of recommendations
- Platform and channel specific planning capabilities:
o social, mobile, web, location, search, email
- Identification of business opportunities
- Constant learner
- Attention to detail
- Articulate
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Epidilius: Rules to New Girl's True American
Game prep:
Arrange the cans of beer around the bottle of rum. The cans are Pawns of the Secret Order, the rum is the King, and the arrangement is called the Castle.
Decide on 4 Zones, and arrange platforms ( chairs, buckets, anything ) in patterns through them. The 5th Zone is the Zone with the…
Posted on April 17, 2012 via Epidilius with 4,090 notes ()
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@josecanseco, don’t you ever stop tweeting and don’t you ever start reading.
Posted on April 15, 2012 via finding joy with 4 notes ()
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What seems to be the most ubiquitous mistake in Mad Men is so frequent as to be invisible: the phrase “I need to.” Modern scripts set in 1960s, including Mad Men, use it constantly: it’s about as frequent as everyday words like “good,” “between,” or “most.” But to say “I need to” so much is a surprisingly modern practice: books, television shows, and movies from the 1960s use it at least ten times less often, and many never use it all. Sixties dialogue written back then used “ought to” far more often than modern imitators do. I checked several movies and TV seasons from 1960 to 1965, and all use “ought to” more often than “need to”; every modern show I could find set in the ’60s does the reverse. Google Ngrams shows the trend clearly as well.
That’s just a statistic, but it hints at something deeper. Even more than anachronism, a core theme of Mad Men is the lost art of personal reserve, self-effacement, and mystery. When Don Draper says, “Tell Jimmy I need to talk to him” in season 2 instead of “I have to talk to him,” it hits a slightly more narcissistic, self-revealing note than it should. A baby boomer might set up a business meeting by invoking his personal needs; but a member of the “silent generation”—particularly one living a double life like Draper—doesn’t talk about himself quite so readily.
“The Foreign Language of ‘Mad Men’”
This article has likely been posted a hundred times, but I love this observation.
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Leslie Knope = Rosie the Riveter
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Facebook’s ad revenue will more than double over the next three years to $7.64-billion, according to eMarketer
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The Cosby Show and The Obama Show.
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