Commoditizing an Art
Picasso was approached by a woman on the street. She asked him to create a sketch of her likeness. He agreed. Within…
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Picasso was approached by a woman on the street. She asked him to create a sketch of her likeness. He agreed. Within…
A few things on Google today that I decided to roundup all in one post:
Well, I guess I should be glad I didn't leave Seattle before the Microsoft earnings report, otherwise having to post about it a day later.
Search Marketing Standard enters the turbulent world of print media publishing with a quarterly magazine debuting this summer.
An online community for American veterans of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, called TroopNet, went live Monday that allows former and present soldiers from Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom to post profiles and pictures, search for others based on a number of criteria, link to "buddies," and privately message other members.
It's no secret that PRWeek is undergoing a redesign, an annoying little countdown teaser has been flashing on the home page for a while now, but from an outsider's perspective, it seems that bigger changes are already a foot; changes in how the publication approaches its content.