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The future of luxury
The holiday season is a time when luxury is pushed to the foreground. But to thrive, luxury brands need to pick up the speed of innovation, while changing their expectations… Read More »
advertising, cartoons, culture, design, digital
Why images are worth more words than ever (Part 5)
The final instalment of ‘Why images are worth more words than ever’, written by Jeff Yang and drawn by Richard Meyer. Part 1 is here, Part 2 here, Part 3… Read More »
advertising, cartoons, culture, design, digital
Why words are worth more images than ever (Part 4)
The fourth instalment of our strip cartoon, written by Jeff Yang and drawn by Richard Meyer. Part 1 is here, Part 2 here, Part 3 here. Click on the image… Read More »
advertising, culture, design, digital
Why images are worth more words than ever (Part 3)
Part 3 of our cartoon strip, written by Jeff Yang and drawn by Richard Meyer. Part 1 is here, and Part 2 is here. Click om the image to expand.
Why images are worth more words than ever (Part 2)
Part 2 of the cartoon strip by Jeff Yang (words) and Eichard Meyer (pictures), which is running all week on the blog. Part 1 is here. Click on the image… Read More »
advertising, cartoons, culture, design, digital
Why images are worth more words than ever (Part 1)
To mark the 60th anniversary of the Cannes Lions International Festival, and as part of our collaboration with Ogilvydo, we’re running a cartoon strip right through the week – written… Read More »
ColaLife and ambidextrous innovation
Over the next couple of months, we’re partnering with Ogilvy.DO and Fast Company to post new content on the themes of technology and innovation. One of the first pieces we… Read More »
A future of seamless transport?
Christina Hughes writes: One of the perks of working in London Bridge is the proximity to the Design Museum, one of the world’s leading museums of contemporary design. Since we’ve… Read More »
Holiday collection 2012 – #4
Ian Christie, on crowds The great US novelist Don Delillo wrote in his book MAO II that ‘the future belongs to crowds’. And he didn’t mean that in a good way.… Read More »