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Our Founders Jeff Green and Dave Pickles joined Index Exchange's CEO Andrew Casale and Magnite's CTO Tom Kershaw to talk through the next generation of ident...
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Amrita Randhawa, Mindshare’s Asia Pacific CEO, takes us to her Shanghai office as China gets back to a new normal, shares with us how her teams have been her...
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Corporate Covid-19 response videos are eerily similar. *Cue somber piano music* When a company or brand releases a Coronavirus Response ad, they might tell you that we're living in "uncertain times", but that "we're here for you". They may say their top priority is "people" and "families" by bringing their services to the "comfort and safety of your home". And don't forget: "we're all in this together!" #together What's the deal? In reality, many companies have found themselves short on cash, almost overnight. They needed to get a message out - and quick. They asked their teams to throw something together. Since they can't film a new ad because of social distancing, they compiled old stock b-roll footage and found the most inoffensive royalty-free piano track they could find. This, combined with a decade of marketing trends dictated by focus groups and design-by-committee, released a tsunami of derivative, cliche ads all within a week of one another. It's not a conspiracy - but perhaps a sign that it's time for something new.
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In this episode of the podcast, Sam Harris speaks with Matt Mullenweg about the evolution of distributed work. They discuss the benefits of working from home...
Over the past few days, cities and states have had to restrict the operations of restaurants and other businesses. Around the globe, the restaurants that for...
Recession Proofing Business episode #6. Subscribe to all updates: https://okdork.com/email-newsletter/ I’m listing out 15+ new business opportunities for you...
