Thursday, August 13th, 2009
How do you build a digital brand -- one that lives up to digital's potential for immersion and personalization? The following two recent Razorfish client launches highlight the roles of creativity and technology -- and demonstrate some of the nuances of branding the digital way.
Billboard
Billboard posed an interesting challenge ...
Tags: Amnesia Razorfish, Billboard, brand, Facebook, Pink Floyd, Razorfish, Twitter, YouTube
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Friday, July 3rd, 2009
In January, my Razorfish colleagues Garrick Schmitt and Malia Supe wrote an insightful blog post, "Brands Do." They asserted that in the era of consumer participation, brands must spend more time doing things than saying things. Amnesia Razorfish (part of the Razorfish global network) just provided an example of the ...
Tags: Amnesia Razorfish, Coke, Pepsi, Razorfish, Social Influence Marketing, social media, Twitter
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Thursday, April 30th, 2009
The 9th Annual Razorfish Client Summit, held April 21-23 in Las Vegas, asked a simple question: how do great ideas flourish?
In context of the summit's theme -- "Art of the Idea" -- companies like Mattel discussed how they're working with Razorfish to devise innovative marketing ideas and launch new products ...
Tags: #rzcs, Amnesia Razorfish, Barbie, Client Summit, Dave Stewart, Mattel, McDonald's, Porter Gale, Razorfish, recession, Social Influence Marketing, Twitter, Virgin America
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Thursday, March 5th, 2009
Recently Australia-based Amnesia Razorfish (part of the Razorfish global network) won the Adnews interactive agency of the year for the third consecutive year. As a Razorfish employee, I'm happy for my colleagues at Amnesia Razorfish (and of course for our clients, as the award is a reflection on them, too). ...
Tags: Amnesia Razorfish, Axe, Lipton, Lynx, Razorfish, Smirnoff, Social Influence Marketing, Surface, Unilever
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