The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat can no where be more profoundly seen than this year’s Winter Olympics in Vancouver. The world’s most gifted begin performing feats of superb athleticism along side the down trodden and homeless of Vancouver. How can we reconcile this?
The media overload can be too much, even for celebrities. Singer and musician John Mayer apologized in a very public and long-winded manner during a performance, offering a tearful regret for things he said in a recent Playboy interview. The whole thing has been recorded and posted on YouTube for
She’s ruthless, she works in the underbelly of the fashion world, and she has her own show on Bravo. Debuting last night, Cutrone was introduced to us as the powerful force behind the PR firm she founded, People’s Revolution. Organizing and running fashion shows across the globe, Cutrone has a
In case you have not noticed, Today is Lady Gaga Day. At least on Facebook, Twitter and Google that is. The announcement that Lady Gaga’s, “little monsters” as she calls her fans, had created a special day for her has gone viral over the Internet now. Expect Lady Gaga look
The Superbowl has attracted millions of football fans every year. In turn, the annual championship NFL game attracts millions of dollars per 30-second ad spot from brands across the nation. As one of the largest events with the most viewers at a given time, the Superbowl has become the epitome
The island of Bonaire has selected Dunn&Co. as their new agency of record, to handle advertising in North and South America. The island plans to boost tourism through strategic marketing.
Bill Gates is on Twitter. Yes, the real Bill Gates. Not too long after President Obama gave in and started tweeting, the man behind Microsoft is also right behind Obama in finally taking part in this microblogging phenomenon. We’re not too sure what Gates will be tweeting about, but we’re
Twitter. What is it, really? A blog? A chat room? An email system? The ability to support so many types of conversation streams without having to invest a deep personal relationship with the service itself is the prime trait that Twitter has harnessed. And that could lead some of us
It turns out, Craig Lynch may very well be the John Dillinger of the new age. I jokingly made a similar remark when first reporting on Lynch’s fugitive protagonism, but weeks later the story is still very real. And Craig Lynch? He’s growing in popularity. Months after escaping a low-security
Current trends for broadcast television aren’t looking too good for 2010. With new technology always on the horizon, and improved methods for quicker implementation, the possibility of broadcasters to finally make a shift into the digital era may actually become a reality in the coming year. A recent article on
