L.A. 2013, according to Los Angeles Times, 1988
So close, LAT, so close.
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L.A. 2013, according to Los Angeles Times, 1988
So close, LAT, so close.
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99 Donuts (by Jay Roeder)
Beer brand Sol ran a marketing campaign in London, where they offered commuters a chance to prove that they are “free spirits at heart” by letting them exchange their work ties for free beer.
The campaign called ‘A Free Beer For Free Spirits’, commuters simply insert their tie in a recycling bin, and in exchange, it will dispense a coupon which they can exchange for a free bottle of beer.
ed sheeran | passenger | no diggity | thrift shop
so. good.
“if it is useful to do so, you must abandon your identity and start again. sometimes, it’s the only way.”
Wow
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Thierry Cohen thought of an ingenious way to show what the night sky would look like without light pollution.
He starts by photographing the stars above less populated areas that fall on the same latitudes. He then replaces the polluted skies above the cities with pristine views of what they could be seeing every night.
Deluge and Pour Deux by Marc Allante
Photograph by Liu Dawei—Xinhua/Landov
Jan. 30, 2013. Feeders hold koalas as they pose for group photos at Chimelong Safari Park in Guangzhou, capital of south China’s Guangdong Province.
See more of the week’s best images at TIME LightBox
how does one get this job?
Superbowl Sunday is here and the competition is tight, who will win the advertising battle royal?
Join Fast Company’s live interactive chat with experts- Loren Angelo, GM of Brand Marketing at Audi of America; Mike Sheldon, CEO of Deutsch LA; and Co.Create editor Teressa Iezzi, as they discuss Super Bowl marketing strategy with readers.
More marketers than ever before have joined in the pre-game actionahead of Super Bowl XLVII, looking to make the most of their investment in one of the last mass audience events in the media world.
How do marketers devise their Super Bowl strategy?
What are the pros and cons of releasing teasers and original content before the actual game?
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This Sunday I am most excited for super bowl ads, followed by beyonce, followed by the actual game.
(Source: beyonce)