IT WAS one of the seminal defining moments of Mad Men and the mysterious Don Draper’s story; a candid look into the character’s genius and history at-once, and this particular Okey-in-the-Big-City marketing genuis’s Continue reading
Photo Credit: The Design Shift GEORGE LOIS, at this point, needs absolutely no introduction for those who have even remotely followed graphic design or advertising, or watched 2009′s Art&Copy. It’d Continue reading
Photo Credit: Frank Ocean Tumblr Frank Ocean, “Swim Good” ODD FUTURE‘s rocket-like rise to the top of the media infatuation list, beginning on social media sites, online outlets and then finally Continue reading
I saw The Wizard again, over the weekend. It was a late-night, just out of a semi-catatonic state, kind of gem. Seeing that snobby, punk character “Lucas” and what was Continue reading
In the past few years, the military has mounted a virtual invasion into the lives of young Americans. Using data mining, stealth websites, career tests, and sophisticated marketing software, the Continue reading
Editor’s Note: I have been a G.I. Joe fanatic since I was a very, very little kid. (I even blogged about my history with the toy, once before, and the Continue reading
C.B.C. Radio’s Terry Riley hosts a show called The Age of Persuasion that discusses the power of advertising media and its methods. Riley’s January 26th, 2008 episode: “Old Media, New Continue reading
TONIGHT’S nationally televised Lakers versus Clippers game featured a video of Kobe Bryant jumping over an Aston Martin, while exchanging some banter with Laker/French National Team power forward, Ronny Turiaf. Continue reading
