Social justice and brands: the good, the bad and the ugly of a narrative oscillating between rightful overcorrection and total madness
According to the theory of mediatisation, which argues political and social discourse are shaped by mass…
Browsing: Culture
How Sundance hopes a custom platform will help the virtual festival be as weird as the in-person version
Each January, film industry execs, insiders and devotees flock to Park City, Utah for the…
6 ways brands can appeal to ethical consumers
In 1965, Ralph Nader published “Unsafe at Any Speed” and influenced a movement now known…
Acting on trends may determine whether a brand survives
The end of the year brings a welter of articles about trends, and while it’s…
The power of collaborative advantage
” None of us is as smart as all of us.” – Ken Blanchard Blanchard…
What You Need to Know About the Culturally Conscious Consumer
The times have changed, as have buyers Among the many things I’ve learned from Britney…
Why building an emotionally intelligent workforce should be a business priority post-COVID
In the post-COVID work climate, soft skills such as emotional intelligence are more in-demand than…
Chasing Ghost Rules
Parts of this episode are excerpted from Herding Tigers: Be The Leader That Creative People Need…
Representation of Asians in advertising images still lacking
More needs to be done to capture and represent Asian culture in advertising images, with…
How One Need Motivates Your Employees AND Your Customers
Human beings have a powerful, instinctive need to belong. Abraham Maslow was the first to highlight…