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Bob Greenberg (RGA) opens his On Creativity series talking about design and storytelling.
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The central thesis of the paper is that media proliferation and fragmentation aren’t just offering advertising practitioners more media choices - they are changing the very fundamentals of marketing and brand-building.
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If you really want to scare AMPTP companies, say this to them: “I hear you make even more money from “metadata” than almost anything.” They’ll quickly turn and run. Simply, metadata is the data embedded in New Media.
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ideas designed to annoy
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Sublime.
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Loving this.
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This looks good.
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His magic has not extended to visual entertainment. Hollywood and cable companies aim to keep it that way
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While IE has achieved great success on the internet, its reach doesn’t end there. The IE boys are hard at work on features, TV shows and silent underwater propulsion systems.
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By picking up the tiny vibrations of thermal energy that exist naturally in all objects, researchers at the University of Illinois have performed ultrasonic measurements without using a source.
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The system and method may provide a preliminary processing of the input waveform and is used to recognize the particular noise rather than a non-noise signal.
January 15, 2008 at 5:34 am
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Jamie