A jingle for Kellogg’s Rice Krispies, written and performed by...
A jingle for Kellogg’s Rice Krispies, written and performed by Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones and aired on British TV in 1964, has surfaced online.
via Consequence.A jingle for Kellogg’s Rice Krispies, written and performed by Brian Jones of the Rolling Stones and aired on British TV in 1964, has surfaced online.
via Consequence.A Jersey City food blog reviews the new menu at The Citizen, highlighting the unique wing flavors.
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Econsultancy explores how digital agencies are evolving to offer expertise in data, technology, and content creation to meet changing client needs.
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This blog post compiles 12 business and strategy lessons from Andy Grove, former CEO of Intel, emphasizing important concepts like paranoia in business and data-driven decision making.
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WIRED takes a nostalgic look at the golden age of car advertising when brochures were artistic masterpieces, not just ads. via WIRED
"Dark patterns" are UI design choices used to trick users into taking actions they don't intend, like signing up for services or sharing personal information. via Ars Technica.
French startup Krawd is aiming to disrupt the advertising industry by connecting freelance creatives with clients through a streamlined marketplace platform. via TechCrunch
The Wall Street Journal gives stylish guys a guide to wearing graphic t-shirts. via wsj.com
Thinking Juice's business communications manager explains why joining the IPA is important for their agency's growth and talent acquisition. via The Drum
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