Over the last ten years there has been a rapid shift in what is expected from a presentation. Audiences are no longer prepared to be bored by dense text or confusing graphs — even bullet points are slowly being consigned to the dusty files of clip art. Who would have considered a couple of years ago that we would be creating beautiful slides on our tablets and phones while sitting on a train on the way to work?
In an age of digital downloads and YouTube, something strange and downright retro is happening. And it's not even #Throwback Thursday. Sales of vinyl records jumped 32% in the U.S. last year. Amazon says its vinyl sales are up 745%. As a result, new record stores have opened. And more artists are ch...
It may be a bit of a piling on, since most folks have, at the very least, heard a bit about US Airway’s recent social media…turbulence? The gist, for those who missed it, is as follows: Passenger sends tweet complaining about delay. US Air says “we’re sorry." Passenger continues to complain...
Becoming a YouTube sensation may get you more than just millions of views. YouTube has announced that it will start giving its hottest stars promotional spots and premium ad rates. So now, if you are one of YouTube’s top 5%, you could find yourself with a pretty sweet spot on subway ads to bill...
Consumer advocacy groups and AdLand executives have been at serious odds about advertising and how it affects young minds. Young minds as in youth, not in simplicity. Though, at times, we wonder. Since no real solution has come yet about advertising to the youth and children, we have decided t...
