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a look at this latest ad for Continental...
Protecting Ourselves from Sense
Asheley
Landrum recently wrote an article about the bullshit of bullshit. In it, she
critiques studies about bullshit as being bullshit themselves, because of the authors’
predisposition toward information that supports said bullshit effect.
Just Chill Out, Man
There is an idea in digital strategy that those who are
prepared to ‘like’ or ‘follow’ brands on social media are just as enthusiastic
to talk to them; to have a two-way conversation – as it is commonly described –
wherein consumers are ready and willing to listen and respond to what brands
are saying.
Comforting as this idea is for businesses that build
themselves around social media marketing, it’s a huge stretch.
12 Reasons Why You Share Too Much
It’s 7:30am.
You’re sitting down at
your table with a cup of instant and half a pomegranate thumbing your way down
your Facebook feed trying to coax yourself into a semi-wakened state. You
glimpse an article with the words ‘Trump’, ‘evolution’ and ‘Mexicans’ in the
headline and before your brain has caught up you find yourself in a
comments-war with racists and climate change-deniers.