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Oct 08
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At Least They’re Talking? The Gaps New Logo.
Posted by: Michael S O'Grady
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7, Advertising, blogging, Branding, business blogging, Content Marketing, Creative Services, Custom Publishing, daily twixel, evid magazine, Google, google wave, graphic design, logo design, Marketing, Michael S OGrady, michaelsogrady, New Yorker Magazine, newspapers, online content, pay content, re-branding, re-contenting, Search Engine Optimization - SEO, SEO, social media, social networks, stella, Stellanomics, StellaPop, stellapop-bing, stellapop-twitter, stellapop-wave, Stellas Pop Factory, The New York Times, video production, Web 2.0, web site development, YoStella
Posted date:
October 8, 2010
Hi. I'm the new logo and I work at the Gap. It seems most of you hate me. I gotta get a new gig and NO this isn't the phone company. Message from Marka Hansen - President - Gap North America This past Monday, without a lot of fanfare, we introduced a new logo on our gap.com site, and I wanted to take this opportunity to explain our thinking behind this decision. I've been president at Gap brand for the past three years, and I've been living and breathing the changes we've been making on our journey to make Gap more relevant to our customers. You've seen this evolution through...
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May 14
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Newspapers Enters A New Phase But I Have A Question?
Posted by: Michael S O'Grady
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7, Advertising, blogging, Branding, business blogging, Content Marketing, Creative Services, Custom Publishing, daily twixel, evid magazine, Google, google wave, graphic design, logo design, Marketing, Michael S OGrady, michaelsogrady, New Yorker Magazine, newspapers, online content, pay content, re-branding, re-contenting, Search Engine Optimization - SEO, SEO, social media, social networks, stella, Stellanomics, StellaPop, stellapop-bing, stellapop-twitter, stellapop-wave, Stellas Pop Factory, The New York Times, video production, Web 2.0, web site development, YoStella
Posted date:
May 14, 2010
Please hear me, I still believe this is a capitalistic country and if you produce "it," you have every right to charge for the sweat of your labor. But it's extremely difficult when you first give it away to later start charging especially after years of giving it away under an advertising model. Look at the Wall Street Journal, they made pay online subscription a part of their model from the beginning and no one complained, if you wanted the WSJ it cost you - period. I have a question, if I pay for content am I not entitled to receive it un-encumbered without advertising? Here are some...
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Aug 04
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Stella Pop Content Development – Washington Post vs. Gawker – “The Thriller in Plain Vanilla”
Posted by: Michael S O'Grady
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Content, Gawker, Ian Shapira, media, newspapers, PR, re-content, The Washington Post
Posted date:
August 4, 2009
Stella Pop Content Development - Washington Post vs. Gawker - "The Thriller in Plain Vanilla" LOL - SH - APMP - Laughing Out Loud - So Hard - Almost Pissed My Pants! I would put a smiley face here but I'm presently using it to wipe away the tears of a good hard belly laugh. Now please sit back and allow me to tell you a good tale. Go get a box of tissues, tears and laughter guaranteed to follow. Roll time back to Sunday morning and I'm enjoying my second cup of joe, surfing the cyber-news and my wife, the last person under 60 who still reads the printed newspaper, has stumbled across...
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