31 March 2011 Saheer Umar
13th Street Universal in Germany is going to make it really difficult for anyone to label “going to a movie” a passive activity. They’ve embarked on a re-launch of the...
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30 March 2011 Saheer Umar
Are you lonely? Are you bored? Are you looking for some . . . “excitement”? Well, if you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be a prime candidate for Cloud Girlfriend. Yes,...
29 March 2011 Saheer Umar
Though the marketplace has shifted drastically to an online platform, the brick-and-mortar retail store is a constant. Retail situations garner very different reactions from us all. For statistical purposes we tend to shuffle results into two...
28 March 2011 Saheer Umar
UNIS is a small brand. They have one store. They sell wholesale to 25 others. They make sensible clothing for seemingly sensible folks. The quality is very good, but they are faced with the sticky conundrum of exclusively doing their manufacturing...
24 March 2011 Antonis Kocheilas
We are at the start of a technology driven revolution. In the coming decades, we will have astonishing new abilities to diagnose illness, heal disease, educate the world’s children, create opportunities for the poor and harness the world’s...
22 March 2011 Saheer Umar
"Supreme", "Royal", "Luxury", "High Class", "Best", "Unique", "Irreplaceable". Come April 15th, these words will cost more than their definitive value. If you’re a Beijing-based business, using them for your outdoor advertisements, that is.
21 March 2011 Saheer Umar
Want to drink for cheaper? Like, for a long long time? Like, for life? Well, Scotland’s largest independent brewer BrewDog may have a way to help you out with that. You may just have to sacrifice some of your bodily real estate in return for...
18 March 2011 Graziella Garcia
Looking at trends for the year ahead, the feeling is that the way we “seal the deal” is changing drastically and fast seeming to be surrounding many other thoughts and predictions around 2011. In an earlier post we
16 March 2011 Richard Welch
The paradox of the communication revolution is that despite that we are now always connected and always on we are increasingly becoming disconnected from one another. You only have to ride an elevator to realize that in socially ‘close’...
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