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The Common Good Convergence
The world's most successful brands are setting up shop at the intersection of new media and social responsibility.
Slime Balls
Will the BP Gulf Coast disaster finally convince us that you can’t afford to say you’re one company and be another?
Over Share?
Turns out, Facebook can see your underpants. Here's what we share in clear graphic detail.
Smoker’s Hack
Australia is proposing a ban on branded packaging for tobacco products, which may be the first time a government has ever attempted to legislate bad design.
Relax, we’re doomed
NY Times’ David Brooks contrives the term Moral Materialism as a new brand of positive consumerism but misses the bigger, scarier point.
The Numbers Don’t Lie Either
The results are in. Domino's brutally honest, our-pizza-used-to-suck marketing strategy seems to be working. That's the good news.
Blight or Art?
Here's an idea: A gallery in LA is replacing unused billboards with artwork. Why not use them to promote organizations seeking to improve the local community?
The Coughin’ Collection
A nicely done sampler of the sometimes hauntingly beautiful and often ingeniously deceptive ads that got your parents, and their parents, to smoke.
Truth sells.
The very definition of a brand is changing profoundly.
It's no longer about putting a face on a company.
It's about holding a mirror up to it.
The truth is, you can't even afford to have a brand anymore.
You have to be one.