Archive for December, 2005

Branding Gone Wrong

RainToday recently published an article about the importance of continuity in creating a brand. Amanda Karfakis comments on the key elements of the branding process and where the author – as have many businesses – went wrong.

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PR: Some Get It, Others Don’t

pr-thumb-20051215Over time, I’ve observed executives who believe an article in the paper, a speaking engagement at a tradeshow, or a creative press release will instantly draw them into the perpetual limelight.

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Infosnacking Hits Dictionaries

Copywriters, here’s a word to add to the repertoire: infosnacking. According to Webster’s New World College Dictionary it means “checking e-mail, Googling sports scores, shopping online and…

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2006 Web Predictions

Web development and design trends in 2006. Two authors make some great predictions.

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Big Brother

Big brother has been pretty upset that he can’t tap broadband IP phones and cell phones. Looks like he finally got his wish.

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Google Has Its Eye On You

Albeit, this info is more than one year old. But the fact remains that as Google grows, so does its vault of data about you and your Internet life.

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The Limits of Client Education

education-thumb-200512061As designers and communicators, our goal for any client is to build a brand that speaks to an audience. We are hired because our clients have something to say, and they want to look great while saying it.

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