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November 2007
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11.30.07Looks who’s in the logo design businesss. . .
Design (1)It it time we hang up our hats? Designers beware.
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11.27.07Contradiction in Brand Beliefs
Viral Advertising (0)Dove recently seeded a couple really impactful viral vids that illuminate the mutlitude of images of beauty that bombard us everyday. The ads are shocking and sad, and also very very realistic. They make you think. And they're a great social commentary. Unfortunately for Dove, they're just a little too effective. They've drawn such attention to the unrealistic ideals of the female image in American advertising that they've incited a backlash against their parent company, Unilever. And they've made for some pretty hilarious counter-vids. Continue Reading...
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11.19.07thirty second tour
Life at Baisden + Co, Moving (0)I'm sure you've been dying to check out our new digs on South Manhattan. Well here ya go. It's also available on our new YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/BaisdenCo
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11.14.07Soon the world will see . . .
Life at Baisden + Co (0)Just what we're all about. Oh yeah we're workin' hard (or hardly workin! yuck yuck) on a new Web site, just in time for the holidays, and just in time for you, the people of this great world. No, I don't know when exactly it'll be done. But you can bet your a** it'll be great. Ryan's pluggin away, buried in ActionScript and lots of nebulous other details. So come back to baisdenandco.com in a couple, and see just what it is we've got up our sleeves.
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11.13.07Thanksgiving lunch
Life at Baisden + Co (0)So far we've got a Swiss Cheese veggie dish, mashed potatoes, Italian beef, salad, cookies and a pumpkin bundt cake. What kind of Thanksgiving lunch is this? And why have all the girls signed up but the boys (who are just as excited to chow down on a Monday) are hesitating? And who's bringing the turkey?
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11.02.07Google Has Always Been a One-Upper
Viral Advertising (0)I just love that the very day after Microsoft announces they've won the battle for a stake in Facebook, and the exclusive rights to advertising on that site, Google launches OpenSocial. Once again, Microsoft's proprietary, closed-systems approach is one-upped by Google's open-source cross-platform compatible usual self. Poor Bill. Just when you thought you had 'em! Makes me wonder if Google played hardball, vying for the Facebook stake, driving up the cost, and conceding defeat at the last minute just to draw attention to the debacle. Couldn't have been better press for their own launch. Sure, MSN is the ...
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