Wexley School for Girls is the latest to turn up its nose at the grimy business of making ads
By Jason Moriber • Feb 26th, 2009Wexley School for Girls is the latest to turn up its nose at the grimy business of making ads http://snurl.com/covhx
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Wexley School for Girls is the latest to turn up its nose at the grimy business of making ads http://snurl.com/covhx
He didn’t say print/tv: Going forward, the company plans to invest further in areas such as data mining, data analytics and social media [Mr. Nadal of Agency Holding company MDC] http://snurl.com/cotw5
…urged organisations to instead send short, personalised emails to supporters giving clear instructions for participation http://snurl.com/chi9s
Q&A: Publicis CEO on Weathering Economic Crisis: http://snurl.com/c4ire
Anheuser-Busch Whacks Retainers for Its Agencies: http://snurl.com/c4i37
I first met Rivka Katvan at the loft/studio she shares with her husband, Moshe, on west 17th street in NYC. I knew the studio for its product shots
In tandem to our guru interview with Rivka Katvan we are posting this selection of images from her series Catskill Boxing Gym.
How to survive as an image-maker in the digital age? Copyright is hard to protect, technology allows easy entry to creative
I’m excited by this new prototype interface from the New York Times called “The Skimmer.”
the median age of a Twitter user is 31, compared to 27 for MySpace, 26 for Facebook and 40 for LinkedIn: http://snurl.com/brahm