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Today's Document
Love Begins
trying on a metaphor
YOU ARE THE REASON
if i look back, i am lost
Jules of Nature
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noise dept.
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One Nice Bug Per Day
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
shark vs the universe
Noah Kahan
Sweet Seals For You, Always
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tumblr dot com
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
taylor price
art blog(derogatory)
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I received this note and little bit of sales promotion when I ordered a hoodie from GYMVERSUS. They have signed the note personally, demonstrating an excellent example of brand-customer personalisation. More up and coming brands should adopt this approach in order to create better customer relationships and promote loyalty!
The value lies in the brand, not the product
The #WomenNotObjects campaign wants advertisers to stop using naked women to flog anything from burgers to perfume.
Women spend almost £60m on make-up to make sure they take the perfect selfie - Mirror Online
Women spend almost £60m on make-up to make sure they take the perfect selfie - Mirror Online https://apple.news/Aycy1yxVIS4-7DIFlYkMcCw (via georgiaacott)
Does this mean Instagram is boosting the cosmetics market? I think so. Round of applause Instagram.
Make sure you understand the concept of originality before claiming to be purely original in character. Eccentricity is not learnt through cultural experiences, it is raw and unpracticed.
A billion people visit Facebook every day — twice as many as four years ago - Business Insider A reiteration on the fact that Facebook is an ever growing digital channel..
Amazon should take a leaf out of John Lewis's book - the guardian
Chevrolet - 19390617 Post
THIS is SO IMPORTANT
TERRORISM HAS NO RELIGION
What Paris’s night of horror means for Europe - The Economist Following the awful attacks in Paris last night, this article outlines the people that could be responsible, the significance of previous attacks, and the effect it will have on Europe.
An important point from Bertrand Russell.
Why I Am Not A Christian - Bertrand Russell. Why do people choose to believe in God? Why do people choose to believe in anything? What influences us to believe in things and have faith towards aspects in life? This is all explained in Bertrand Russell's short book, where he talks about specific principles related to the belief in Christianity. It's available on iBooks and other E-book platforms. Definitely worth a read.
Abercrombie & Fitch’s New Ads Are Less Sexy, and Therefore Worse - Slate Unfortunately it would be difficult to create and execute a winter themed ad campaign with bikini-clad models at the beach. But maybe it's worth giving it a go..
16-year-old boy becomes latest arrest over TalkTalk cyber attack - London Evening Standard
There are some talented hackers out there and it seems they are all a generation younger than the creators of these services..
Having extensively researched into the history and current going-ons regarding the NSPCC charity, I have come across some interesting articles conveying information as to how and why the NSPCC decided to rebrand their organisation in 2014.
The Full Stop campaign, which was running for many years prior to the rebrand, was a campaign that envisioned a total end to child cruelty. It implied that all child cruelty would one day be put to an end, which is an unrealistic and extremely aspirational claim to make. It is simply impossible to measure child cruelty on a global scale and thus, it would be impossible for the NSPCC to fulfil this aim. Furthermore, there have been issues raised regarding the nature of child cruelty; what is defined as cruelty, and what is defined as discipline. It is also needless to say that there are also cultural differences; in some countries child cruelty is socially accepted as a form of discipline, and also the standards for their legislation may be lower meaning that child cruelty is not of high priority to take action against.
As a result of many factors including some of the above and to boost donations and awareness, the NSPCC took it upon themselves to undertake a much needed rebrand. The charity decided to scrap the Full Stop campaign and instead launch a number of separate campaigns under the current brand vision of “Every Child Is Worth Fighting For”, which aims to change children’s lives and help prevent cruelty rather than altogether put an end to it.
I think this was a sensible move.
Sources: http://www.theguardian.com/voluntary-sector-network/2014/oct/03/nspcc-full-stop-rebrand http://www.thedrum.com/news/2014/10/18/nspcc-drops-full-stop-identity-it-rebrands-highlight-focus-abuse-prevention
How this woman went from being homeless to becoming a top Intel exec shows why you have to chase money sometimes - Business Insider
