January 24th, 2010

A Little TED Inspiration For You


January 23rd, 2010

Create Dunkin’s Next Donut Contest Teaser


January 17th, 2010

Coke / Coca-Cola – The Happiness machine

This coke spot deserves all the attention its getting lately. Watch it again!

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January 17th, 2010

DieHard Powered Beatboxing Light Show

Check out this great spot for DietHard featuring comedian/musician Reggie Watts.

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January 17th, 2010

Minnesota State Lottery Hamsters

Seven cute spots from Colle+McVoy featuring hamsters and super corny jokes. The set are very nice, maybe inspired by The Fantastic Mr. Fox?

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January 17th, 2010

State of Search

Adotas breaks down the search space for you. Basically Microsoft’s new Bing search is growing by leaps and bounds. Google continues to grow but at a decelerating rate. As for Yahoo, it’s still bad news, search volume is down 2% from 2008.

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January 17th, 2010

Meetup.com For Feline Sanity

This Meetup.com pictures a cat owner with a problem. Unfortunately I totally identify with him.

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December 30th, 2009

Agency Jobs Down 14% from 2007

Ag Age is reporting that Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows a loss of 26,300 jobs from Decemeber 2007 to December 2009.

Almost as sobering, I noticed the first three comments look like link spam. Out of work agency people trying to make a buck perhaps?

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December 30th, 2009

NYTimes’ Decade in Pixels

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The New York Times has done a pretty good job of boiling 2000-2009 down to a grid of black and white icons.

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December 30th, 2009

Jeff Bezos on Kindle, Future of Reading, Etc.

Newsweek has an interview with Jeff Bezos that covers how Amazon decides which markets to enter and the future of the Kindle among other things.

“It is [our] No. 1 bestselling product. It’s the No. 1 most-wished-for product as measured by people putting it on their wish list. It’s the No. 1 most-gifted item on Amazon. And I’m not just talking in electronics—that’s true across all product categories.”

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