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Topic: Euro RSCG Worldwide

  
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What's In? II

In a recent blog entry, Bill Lovett is pretty critical about Euro RSCG Worldwide's recent list of ideas they think are hot this year. Bill takes the opportunity to criticize traditional brainstorming, as well. Among his ...READ»

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What's In?

The holiday card from the wizards who run strategic trendspotting and research (STAR) at Euro RSCG Worldwide lists what they consider the things that are currently very in. Makes for a cool, if somewhat silly, list worth ...READ»

No Choice Without Voice

Why do we demand so much from our toys and TVs, and so little from our banks, insurers, and drug companies?READ»

INNOVATION   |  Comment

Behind the Scenes: Marketers & Political Consultants Hash It Out

Political strategists Paul Begala and Alex Castellanos give a post-mortem of the Obama vs. McCain campaigns, with the added spin of what marketers can learn.READ»

Advertising, Under Review

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Cheat Sheet

Psychologist Richard Geist tells you how to play the head game of investing, plus a new book on transparency in business.READ»

New York magazine

2008 Wasn't the Year of the Woman

Last week Amanda Fortini articulated what many women felt by the end of the election: "both Clinton and Palin came to represent—and, at times, reinforce—two of the most pernicious stereotypes that are applied to women: the bitch ...READ»

The Inevitability Of $300 Socks

How ideas pave the way for products.READ»

ospamma

From High-Tech Leader to President O-Spamma--What Happened?

Before he sat in the Oval Office, Barack Obama promised the world a high-tech, pro-science presidency. And over the last weeks his promise has come true: The Administration has embraced the high-tech world of spamming. Or is that ...READ»

Buzz Without Bucks

Smart companies are discovering that you don't need big budgets to deliver a big message. By cleverly cultivating buzz, small businesses with tiny budgets can level the playing field with established giants. Their motto: When it comes to building a brand, word of mouth is priceless.READ»