Building the Brand: Grading Occupy Wall Street Protest Signs
An ad exec and PR professional assess the movement's signs and slogans.
By Joe CoscarelliAn ad exec and PR professional assess the movement's signs and slogans.
By Joe CoscarelliPlus, Nan Goldin photographs a peacock for Jimmy Choo and Alice Temperley praises the Middleton sisters.
Plus: Famous Food is called a 'Train Wreck'; and rioting over food prices rattles Kenya, all in our morning news roundup.
News Corp. sells the property to Specific Media for $35 million.
By Noreen MaloneDoes sex sell monkey food?
By Dan AmiraJust imagine all the opportunities for product placements.
By Margaret LyonsPlease don't start calling it Silicon Avenue. We beseech you.
By Nitasha TikuThe proposed ad copy spots just short of, "We kill you for the money."
By Nitasha TikuHear Lola talk about it.
By Amy OdellPlus: Super Bowl ads confirm that adorable dogs can be used to market anything; and First Lady Michelle Obama pushes the restaurant industry for smaller portions and healthier kids meals, all in our morning new roundup.
"There were women writers before Phyllis, but they wrote about beauty products," he said. "At DDB, Phyllis had the authority to work on whatever the hell she wanted to, baby."
By Kera BolonikAn ad seems to suggest just that.
By Alan SytsmaShe looks so young and angsty.
By Amy OdellHis girlish good looks are quite captivating.
By Amy OdellShe's reportedly appearing in a Missoni campaign.
By Amy OdellFreja Beha poses with one in the new Harry Winston campaign.
By Amy OdellThe seventies really are back.
By Amy OdellObvi!
By Amy OdellChristian Dior made her vegan shoes so that she could appear in their perfume campaign.
By Amy OdellSounds about right.
By Amy Odell