Current Trends: Archives
Current trends in the marketing communications industry.
Current trends in the marketing communications industry.
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Cutting Through the New FTC Endorsement and Testimonial Advertising GuidesAuthor: heatherw | Permalink | No Comments | Posted in Ads and Campaigns, Branding/Identity Design, Current Trends, Digital Strategy, Graphic Design, Industry News, Interactive, TV/Radio, gkv News | December 1st, 2009 |
The new Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guides took effect on December 1, 2009. Read on to find out what has changed.
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The Next Big HitAuthor: andrewv | Permalink | 2 Comments | Posted in Current Trends, Digital Strategy | November 13th, 2009 |
“1…2…3…4…[tell me that you'll buy my songs].” I’ve recently taken personal interest in what millions of music lovers across the nation have been recognizing for years — musicians/bands topping music charts with songs that make their debut in TV shows or commercials.
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In Store and In Touch…With ConsumersAuthor: tonya | Permalink | Comments Off | Posted in Branding/Identity Design, Current Trends, Graphic Design, Industry News, Interactive, Social Media, TV/Radio | November 5th, 2009 |
In this age of tech-savvy consumers who tend to do most of their shopping online, I was both surprised and delighted to read about Estee Lauder’s new campaign connecting consumers to social media with free in-store makeovers and photographs.
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Web Week in ReviewAuthor: Brent | Permalink | No Comments | Posted in Ads and Campaigns, Current Trends, Digital Strategy, Industry News, Social Media, gkv News | October 16th, 2009 |
This week’s Web Week in Review highlights include the first Internet “character” to be used in a mass-market campaign; growth of digital billboards; Photoshop and models; makeovers for social media; and Volkswagen’s piano stairs.
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Web Week In ReviewAuthor: Brent | Permalink | No Comments | Posted in Ads and Campaigns, Branding/Identity Design, Current Trends, Graphic Design, Industry News, gkv News | October 2nd, 2009 |
This week’s Web Week In Review highlights include the United Kingdom and France urge to curb the photo-trickery of Photoshop; online advertising overtaking TV advertising; a fake PSA receives 2 million views in one week; Google Wave has arrived; and is the long-time used click-through rate officially useless?
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Old CoolAuthor: jeffm | Permalink | No Comments | Posted in Ads and Campaigns, Current Trends | September 25th, 2009 |
Before I was old, I was cool. My friends, my music, my hair, my clothes, my loathing of anything mainstream, my whole Woodstock world — cooler than any cool in history. Jeff Millman, gkv’s Vice Chairman and Chief Creative Officer, is Old Cool.
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Brand Integrity in Social Media: A Look at the Hotel IndustryAuthor: emilyh | Permalink | No Comments | Posted in Branding/Identity Design, Challenger Brand, Current Trends, Digital Strategy, Graphic Design, Industry News, Social Media | September 23rd, 2009 |
Brands can face many pitfalls in the world of digital media. Throughout a series of posts, Emily Hughes will evaluate hotels that have decided to participate in social media.
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NR — Not Rated for the Purpose of Saving LivesAuthor: jennr | Permalink | 1 Comment | Posted in Ads and Campaigns, Current Trends | September 4th, 2009 |
The “PSA Texting and Driving” gained a lot of hype last week. The more than four-minute video, targeted at teenagers, is a powerful and haunting dramatization depicting different scenarios of driving while texting.
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Web Week in ReviewAuthor: Brent | Permalink | No Comments | Posted in Current Trends, Interactive, Social Media | August 14th, 2009 |
With billions of Web sites to choose from, finding the good stuff can be a chore. That’s why we’re bringing you the Web Week in Review. Augmented Reality, Penny Pranks, What the F is Social Media?, Squirrel Photo and No More IE6.
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There’s an app for that.Author: jessieh | Permalink | No Comments | Posted in Current Trends | July 24th, 2009 |
If you were stuck on a deserted island and could only bring one thing, what would it be? Jessie Helene is bringing her new smart phone. That way, even if there was no way of getting rescued from the island she could start a new civilization or, at the very least, watch some TV.
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