WWHD? The Comic Virulence of the Hitler YouTube Meme
Knock-knock jokes…  Top Ten lists…  ”That’s what she said”…  Over time, cultures build stockpiles of shared comic references.  Back when we all watched Saturday Night Live, everyone copped Dana Carvey’s “Isn’t that special?” complete with the Church Lady’s off-balance lip pursing.  More recently, Kanye West’s obnoxiousness led to a spate of  ”Imma let you finish–” bits.  Sharing laughs around common reference points builds bonds between people, and simply makes the day pass more pleasantly…

After A Year, the Collective-Thinking is that Brands Are Opinions: Introducing brandsareopinions.com
This blog began almost one year ago as a repository for thoughts and opinions related to the rapidly-changing world of marketing.  ”Collective-Thinking” referred to the cloud nature of modern intelligence; how the thoughts and opinions surrounding our industry exist in an ever-growing, ever changing aggregation online. The process of keeping pace with our changing

After A Year, the Collective-Thinking is that Brands Are Opinions: Introducing brandsareopinions.com
This blog began almost one year ago as a repository for thoughts and opinions related to the rapidly-changing world of marketing.  ”Collective-Thinking” referred to the cloud nature of modern intelligence; how the thoughts and opinions surrounding our industry exist in an ever-growing, ever changing aggregation online. The process of keeping pace with our changing

The Latest Web-Enabled Game: Worldwide-Hide-And-Seek
Most everyone does stupid stuff as a kid; you play games and try things with only the most minimal concern for personal safety (“Sure we were shooting each other with BB guns–but we were wearing shop goggles!”).  It’s the nature of kids–particularly boys–to chase a thrill, mindless of dangers or consequences.  It’s why my nephews wrestled on a sidewalk in their Sunday best outside a First Communion Ceremony…

The Latest Web-Enabled Game: Worldwide-Hide-And-Seek
Most everyone does stupid stuff as a kid; you play games and try things with only the most minimal concern for personal safety (“Sure we were shooting each other with BB guns–but we were wearing shop goggles!”).  It’s the nature of kids–particularly boys–to chase a thrill, mindless of dangers or consequences.  It’s why my nephews wrestled on a sidewalk in their Sunday best outside a First Communion Ceremony…