Entries Tagged as 'campaign'

Friday, May 10th, 2013

The Search For Stark

First of all, do yourself a favor and watch this 2 minutes and 44 seconds of utter awesomeness above. Then recall the ending of Iron Man 3. In fact, recall the entire 130 minutes of its insulting, technology guilt-laden self-hatred. Or better yet, don’t do that. If you’ve been here since 2010, you know that [...]

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Filed under ad, change, consumer insight, content, context, culture, delusion, from the 21st century with love, future, history, hybridity, identity, identity marketing, irony, jenks, Millennials, mixed-race, movies, myth, narcissism, online trend, prophecy, rockstar tech entrepreneur, stereotype, superheroes, technolofatigue, trend

Tuesday, December 4th, 2012

This Is What’s Happening: 2012 Edition

Remember back when I used to be a social media strategist? I started before that term was even being used, and as late as this October the L.A. Times still hadn’t gotten the memo that I had move on, calling me a “social media expert” for my crimes (among them: 1, 2, 3). So you’d [...]

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Filed under adoption rate strategy, art, authenticity, business, campaign, clients, community, community management, content, creative class, creative collaboration, creativity, culture, experience design, Gather, hyperlocal, indie brands, jenks, katie k, Mirrorgram, product strategy, rad!, rockstar tech entrepreneur, social media, strategy, the glitch mob, trend

Thursday, September 27th, 2012

The Once And Future Myspace

Have you seen the new Myspace video yet? Oh, no? Here it is. Go ahead, watch it. I’ll wait – For anyone who knew WTF social media was before they got a Facebook account in 2007 when everyone else they knew was doing it — you may understand. Myspace was built on music. When Friendster, [...]

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Monday, September 12th, 2011

The Post-Empire’s New Shoes

On September 8,2011, Nike announced they would be releasing a limited number of pairs of a new product. As the shoe’s official site explains: In 1989, Nike designer Tinker Hatfield was asked to design a shoe for the second chapter in the Back to the Future series. He created the power-lacing, self-illuminating, Nike MAG. Riding [...]

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Filed under ARG, authenticity, books, branding, campaign, change, culture, cyberpunk, experience design, fashion, from the 21st century with love, future, history, Millennials, movies, prophecy, rad!, strategy, transmedia, trend

Monday, March 21st, 2011

Charlie Sheen Is Not Crazy

Image: Culture Wins Charlie Sheen is not crazy. Or, at least, he’s not crazy the way you think he is. Charlie Sheen may finally be admitting that he’s lost his mind — exclusively to Life&Style, of all places, if we are to believe it — but that’s something that would have already been a long, [...]

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