Dear Digital Marketers: Don’t Forget About the Boomers
By Dr. Sean Carton, Chief Creative Officer and Professor of the Practice at the University of Baltimore If you’ve spent more than a few minutes… Read More
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The Next Golden Age of Advertising – Part II
By Dr. Sean Carton, Chief Creative Officer and Professor of the Practice at the University of Baltimore Earlier this month, we broke down the three… Read More
The Next Golden Age of Advertising – Part I
By Dr. Sean Carton, Chief Creative Officer and Professor of the Practice at the University of Baltimore Are we about to enter a new Golden… Read More
World White Web? Busting Racial Myths About Online Consumers
By Dr. Sean Carton, Chief Creative Officer and Professor of the Practice at the University of Baltimore It should come as no surprise to anyone… Read More
The Armageddon of Your Digital Marketing Strategy
By Dr. Sean Carton, Chief Creative Officer and Professor of the Practice at the University of Baltimore On August 12, 1883, astronomer Jose Bonilla was… Read More
Redefining “The Gaze”
The concept of the gaze is fundamentally about the relationship of pleasure and images. In psychoanalysis, the term “scopophilia” refers to pleasure in looking, and exhibitionism in… Read More
The Future of Social Networks in a post-Snowden Internet
Whether you already have a collection of fancy tin foil hats or you are thinking about starting a collection of your own, millions… Read More
For Teens, Social Media is the New Car: Sexting is the New Back Seat
By Dr. Sean Carton, Chief Creative Officer and Professor of the Practice at the University of Baltimore We are in the midst of a generational… Read More
Sponsored Content: An antidote for ad blindness?
By Pete Meacham, Director of Marketing The iconoclastic adman Howard Luck Gossage (1917-1969) once said that no matter how much data and analytics… Read More
Left Brain, Right Brain, Wrong.
We all grew up saying, “left” and “right” brain to explain-away creativity, personality, and natural tendencies. Well, all that good stuff is false. As… Read More