That might be one of the best five minute explanations of good branding out there.
It really was a remarkable ad campaign. Check out the original ad here.
The problem is that every company out there that’s addressing this opportunity, from Sony to Samsung to even Apple, is actually trying to solve the wrong problem. None of them are really asking how they can fix the living room problem.
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Unbelievable. My parents are actually caught on camera by Google street view.
It’s time to admit that what we have now isn’t a recovery, and do whatever we can to change that situation.
Do they go with their understanding of the individual or do they go with their prejudice?
Then, today, my RSS reader notified me of an interesting post on the Plex website, announcing that something is about to happen on 1st September. And what a coincidence – Apple decides to have a media event at that very same date (Apple announced their event first, of course). I just put together two and two, and I’m pretty certain this isn’t just a new version of Plex which is about to be announced (although, of course, it can be…).
Plex joins Apple iTV in holy matrimony? | Life on the edge of /dev/null
Nice catch Jakob. That would be so cool.
But scientists point to an unanticipated side effect: when people keep their brains busy with digital input, they are forfeiting downtime that could allow them to better learn and remember information, or come up with new ideas.
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