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good advice


Thursday, March 11, 2010
photo.jpg.scaled.500 good advice

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more ok go news


Wednesday, March 10, 2010
http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2010/03/ok_gos_damian_kulash_talks_abo.html?mid=agenda–20100310

Damian Kulash seems like a pretty bright guy – and he’s easy on the eyes, so I’m paying slightly more attention to him than I maybe should.  Nevertheless, an interesting quick interview on nymag’s Vulture about why they dumped EMI.
my favorite bit is this, and i’m definitely going to have more to say on this theme:

What other problems were you having with EMI?
The issue is that they just don’t have any money. The reason a band signs with a label is because they can provide start-up capital, and their business model has sort of collapsed. There was lots of little bones of contention, like when there were chances for us to promote things and they just didn’t have the money to do so. It was a lot easier to be generating the budget ourselves or through corporate partners.

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one last test and then voila


Wednesday, March 10, 2010

just testing the tools


Wednesday, March 10, 2010
experimenting with newer, easier ways to get stuff up on the blog. also trying not to drown people in tweets & facebook reposts. working out the kinks.

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oh here’s one of those ‘innovative’ shops now!


Wednesday, March 10, 2010

corn%20field oh heres one of those innovative shops now!

PSFK did a little write up on mainly R/GA (though it also mentions Razorfish).

R/GA has termed its approach for acting as an innovation engine for its clients as ”platforms plus campaigns.” The central idea being that clients, many of them in commoditized industries, need innovation before communications. Long-lasting digital innovation will supply a message and value that a campaign can then communicate, and draw people in with. In other words, “build it, tell them about, and they will come”…vs. telling them to come without having substance to engage consumers with.