Few websites are built on existential philosophies. Sites are built with a purpose: to be seen, to draw interaction and to create relationships. Just as we could ask if a tree makes a sound when it falls alone in the forest, we could also question if a website truly exists if it has no page [...]

It’s not every day you see an ad for magazines in a magazine. Sifting through the continued post-Oscar-Bullock-frenzy in the April 19, 2010 issue of Us Weekly, I came upon a spread of Michael Phelps and an inspiring message about the strength of print media. The message is a positive one and surprisingly, rings less [...]

I love the Liberty Mutual Good Deeds commercials, especially the What Goes ad. The effective marketing campaign portrays strangers doing good deeds for other strangers, which then inspires onlookers to do good deeds for other strangers, and so on. It’s been around since 2006, and I just don’t tire of watching it. The campaign is [...]

With the growth of “instant” communication technology there has become a preference in fast information instead of intelligent information. When I was young, I learned that imagination is very important and received praise from my parents and friends for drawing detailed pictures of comic book characters and mythical creatures in action sequences. Then, through grade [...]

The Atlantic is doing a great new thought promotion campaign called “Think. Again.” While looking through the dark images of bright neon signs outlining provoking questions I could not help but be drawn to one in particular: Is google making us stupid? …Makes you think doesn’t it? I’m going to have to go with yes, google [...]

Google, in honor of its 10th anniversary, has brought back its earliest index circa 2001. January 2001, to be exact, with about 1,326,920,000 searchable web pages. A lot has changed. I decided to search several terms to see how things have changed. Here’s what I found —”Facebook”: Brought up a few pages from Harvard and [...]