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A 7-Step Recipe for Marketing Success

How Catherine Davis helped Diageo serve up TheBar.com to gain share.READ»

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The Frenemy Relationship in Business

The friend-enemy relationship (aka friend-foe, or "froe") has become essential to business -- a thrillingly intricate dance that would impress even Bruno and Carrie Ann. Imagine Apple without the record labels, Google without Yahoo, and Harvey Weinstein without everyone else. The relationship can be so baffling, we humbly offer this field guide.READ»

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Stage Coaches

Second City Communications teaches better business through the elements of improvisation.READ»

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Brenda Williams

Session I and III: "Are You Building Your Next Great Idea?"READ»

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RealTime Orlando

Imagination Implementation: May 7 - 9 in Orlando, FloridaREAD»

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Jean Bellas

Founder and President of Space, New York, Oakland, Chicago, Denver, Seattle, Tokyo, and Mexico CityREAD»

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A Mad Man Gets His Head Together

Maurice Lévy, CEO of Publicis Groupe, has bet more than $1 Billion that he can define the future of digital advertising. Getting there has been enough to make anyone a little schizophrenic. READ»

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Down the Rabbit Hole

Making The Blair Witch Project taught Campfire how to tap the power of curiosity. Meet the puppet masters of viral marketing.READ»

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Fast Talk: Creative to the Core

What's it like when your job depends on generating new ideas, inspiring others to do the same, and figuring out how to use the result? Creativity is the essence of business--and the elixir of these five leaders.READ»

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Is Mad. Ave. Ready To Go Naked?

These brash Brits say they have the cure for what ails the ad business these days. Is Naked Communications a real revolution, or just Brand X in a new box?READ»

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Safer Ways to Take a Risk

Chasing your dream demands a leap of faith. Just remember to look before you leap.READ»

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Song's Startup Flight Plan

How does an established corporate giant (in this case, Delta Air Lines) respond to disastrous economic circumstances and the rise of a new breed of competitors that operate by different rules? By creating a whole new operation (in this case, Song) that runs by those rules, and then trying to fly beyond the competition. Here's a behind-the-scenes look at the ambitious flight plan and bumpy launch of an internal startup.READ»

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Fast Talk: The Old Economy Meets the New Economy

Fast Company recently convened a Fast Talk session in Chicago, bringing together some of the smartest people in the world.READ»

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Advertisers in Issue 38

Interact with the companies whose products and services are advertised in Fast Company.READ»

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Beyond the City Limits

The founders of Vigilante, a fast-growing ad agency, aim to understand the realities of urban life -- the people who live there and the ideas that originate there.READ»

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Advertisers in Issue 34

Interact with the companies whose products and services are advertised in Fast Company magazine.READ»

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This Virtual Agency Has Big Ideas

London-based Host Universal, founded by two young innovators from the advertising establishment, wants to reinvent what it means to be an ad agency. Some very big companies are betting on their model.READ»

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Masters of the (Information) Universe

Are you drowning in data? Meet three know-it-alls who find the material that really matters.READ»

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What Comes After What Comes Next

Watts Wackers says you can see the future. All you have to do is look differently -- and different. That's why you'll find him panhandling in New York City, riding the range in Montana, busing tables at Taco Bell.READ»

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The Ad Agency to End All Ad Agencies

St. Lukes, a rebellious young agency spun out of the once-revolutionary Chiat/Day, practices what it preaches -- the gospel of total ethics and common ownership.READ»

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Creativity Scene

Adweek recently asked several top advertising creatives, "What's your creative Bible?" The books they recommend are by turns surprising -- and inspiring: Jamie Barrett, Goodby, Silverstein & Partners: When Advertising Tried Harder, ...READ»