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How Twitter Users Are Getting Their Questions Answered

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So you have an awesome idea for a website?

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The internet in 2015

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Manhattan Stop Motion

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How it feels after learning how to ride a bike

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American dudes and fast food

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E-Commerce on Facebook

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The Kaiser Chiefs bring a new business model to the music industry

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What photo sharing services are people using on Twitter?

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Photobucket nowhere to be seen.

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Facts and stats on left handed people. In short – geniuses.

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Ronan Parke will be announced as the winner of Britain’s Got Talent. Here’s why….

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More of this please. Top stuff from KFC

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The Social Media Landscape in 2011

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Drink water, live young?

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The Creative Brief by Tom Fishburne

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Following text from Tom Fishburne about the creative brief which will make a lot of sense to anyone in advertising.

“Creative briefs may be brief, but often they aren’t very creative.

Rupal Parekh wrote an AdAge article on poor creative briefs last week: “Marketers, Quit Blaming Your Agency — It’s Your Brief at Fault”. It includes this illustrative quote from Casey Jones:

“If you rated the industry on a scale from one to 10, with one being a horrifying piece of direction and 10 being optimal, I would say that companies are currently somewhere between a two or three. The norm is partial, incomplete and sometimes no brief at all. A phone call or a text message comes across to the agency, and the agency is trying to read the client’s mind and they go off and start executing. Agencies go off and do stuff and then the marketer comes back and says ‘That’s not what I wanted’”

I’ve worked on both sides of the client/agency table, but learned the real power of a well-written creative brief from Eric Ryan at method. As an ex-agency planner, Eric understood that a quality creative brief unlocks quality talent at an agency. He put as much energy into a creative brief to an agency as he would to a creative pitch to method’s biggest customers. With so little marketing spend, the quality of the creative had to carry the weight.

Instead of a brief, write a manifesto. Instead of a brand promise, convey your brand purpose. Instead of bullet points, tell a story.

A creative brief should not just inform. It should inspire.”

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LinkedIn’s Road to IPO

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Getting ready for the 2012 Fiat 500

Great stuff from Fiat USA here, perfect music, quick shots. Like it.

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Lowering the risk of change through tools and culture: How Facebook makes daily updates to the site

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Transforming your MINI in to an urban music instrument

Brilliant concept by @iamchampagne and @waldermarwegelin. I hope this actually happens.

http://robbinwaldemar.com/work/soundtracks/

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Mobile Apps In The Enterprise: How and why businesses are using mobile