1. Saw this in Adbusters magazine.

    (via chuckhodi)

     

  2. Got an email from PRODUCT (RED) asking me to take part in a world record Vine post attempt - this is my post.

    Within minutes RED thanked me and Dan Rollman liked the post - thank you both for that.

    #REDWorldRecord

    PRODUCT (RED) has been going since roughly 2001, founding brands were American Express, Motorola, Armani and Converse (which is owned by Nike). It was started by Bono in collaboration with Bobby Shriver.

     
     

  3. Thinking on charity from TED.com

     
     


  4. Coke’s 2020 vision

    Coke’s 2020 vision states an intent to move from creative excellence to content excellence - in my view this is brand experience thinking taking over from brand communication thinking.

    (http://brandday.co/post/46839527862/coca-colas-2020-vision-from-creative-excellence)

    The time has been right for connecting digital and physical worlds in innovative brand experiences for some years now. Brands like Nike have been leading the way for a good time with products and concepts like Nike i-D and Nike+. What this 20 minute film does is explain how heads and behaviours in business and brand management need to change and why. 

    Very simple and good to see. Pine and Gilmore’s experience economy heralded in the late 90’s could at last transform marketing, brand and business strategy behaviour and thinking.

    Liquid and linked business thinking in the Brand Experience Economy - an era of letting go for brands. Perhaps brands need both a broadcast strategy and an experience strategy?

    A new question for brands; ‘Brand experience strategy. What’s the plan?’

     

  5. Coca-Cola’s 2020 vision - from creative excellence to content excellence, from TV ad centric to total brand experience.

     
     

  6. NIKE+ FUELBAND - THE INSIDE STORY (by nike)

     
     

  7. Tim Smit of Eden Project on Social Enterprise from 2007

     
     

  8. Apple tribute to Steve Jobs film, found via PSFK.com

     
     

  9. errolflanagan:

    Education for the future.

    Please pass this on. The world needs thinking like this.

     
     

  10. Speed Innovation from TEDxBoston Innovation Adventure - Three hours to create a business.

    Moving fast facilitates to the point thinking.