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Tim Armstrong is now two years into his mission to transform former web giant AOL from dial-up relic to digital content leader, and among his secret weapons is a woman named Huffington. We caught up with him at last month’s 140conf in New York… more
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As Chief Evangelist for Seth Godin’s Domino Project, Amber Rae’s mission is to spread the gospel about the marketing guru’s latest venture – book publishing without a publisher. We caught up with her at last month’s 140conf in New York… more
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Boasting more than 10 million users, Foursquare is the undisputed king of location-based social networks. But brands and retailers are still figuring out how to cash out on check-ins. We caught up with Foursquare co-founder Dennis Crowley last month… more
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As host of Dateline NBC and co-host of the TODAY Show, Ann Curry is one of America’s most influential journalists. But it’s her 1 million-plus Twitter followers who truly propelled her into brand status. We caught up with the star reporter at the… more
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Co-founded by comedian Will Ferrell in 2007, online video platform Funny or Die has become a “creative sandbox” for celebrity spoofs, user-generated content, and branded entertainment. We chatted with the… more
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Calling himself the Marketoonist, Tom Fishburne creates whimsical custom cartoon campaigns for brands like Kronos, Unilever and the Wall Street Journal. We spoke to him about brand storytelling, agency culture… more
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Cirque du Soleil is one of the world’s most beloved entertainment brands, but how do you translate the emotional experience of a Cirque performance into a multi-platform brand identity? We sat down with Brand Manager Jean Guibert at the Tomorrow… more
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Blunt, bold and passionate about the future of advertising, Web entrepreneur Cindy Gallop wants to turn your good intentions into collective actions with her crowd-sourcing platform IfWeRanTheWorld. We sat down with her at the Tomorrow Awards… more
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As Executive Creative Director of Google Creative Lab, Robert Wong has the enviable job of getting Google’s “toys out to the kids,” as he puts it. We sat down with him at the Tomorrow Awards… more
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A founding father of online journalism, 15-year-old Slate.com now finds itself in a whole new world of aggregation, content farming and SEO. We spoke to Slate editor David Plotz about how the “Slate sensibility” has helped distinguish and extend… more