Jen And Warby Parker, Sittin’ In A Tree …

Jen’s hubby better watch out. She’s got a massive new crush in her life. It’s Warby Parker. Sexy, stylish with a giving heart. What more could a girl ask?

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Launching A Super Campaign For A Certain Bowl Game

How Fast Horse is helping Coca-Cola reintroduce its iconic polar bears in time for this weekend’s big game.

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How Many Blades Are Enough?

John Reinan gets a rude shock on a trip to buy razor blades. Apparently, you’re not a real man if you shave with anything less than five blades.

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Burger King Delivery: What Do They Have Against Breakfast?

Burger King is testing out delivery service in Washington, D.C. But you can’t get breakfast delivered! What’s up with that?

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Priceline Kills Off The Negotiator

In an effort to reflect the company’s ‘broader strategy,’ Priceline drops the face of its company for 14 years. We give you the details of the shakeup.

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Latest PR Blunder Is A Great Reminder Of What Not To Do

A spectacular customer service blunder remind us that we must not forget the importance of each brand touchpoint.

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O Brothers, Where Art Thou?

Smith Brothers cough drops don’t have the high profile they once did. But those bearded brothers were pioneers in marketing.

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Helvetica Is SOOO 2011

A design team tackles the monumental task of popularizing Comic Sans. Surprisingly, the team’s work actually makes this much-maligned font look pretty good.

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What Do Thomas Edison And Green Bean Casserole Have In Common?

The most popular recipe to come out of the Campbell Soup Co.’s corporate kitchen since 1955 has a place in the National Inventor’s Hall of Fame, keeping company with the likes of the first controlled nuclear reactor and Edison’s light bulb.

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Minneapolis Rebrands

Meet Minneapolis unveiled its new logo and tagline, ‘City by Nature.’ While the whole city-reflection-in-a-lake-is-trees thing has been done, the juxtaposition does capture the heart of Minneapolis better than the city’s existing sailboat logo.

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