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Friday’s Fresh Meat VII
It’s coming to the end of a busy week here at the agency. A few interesting things to share with you before a (hopefully) relaxing weekend! Speaking of relaxing, some of our planners have a strange fixation with cats, this is for them..
The Time of Your Life
The new (Can we still call it new!? I will as I have refused to adopt it yet..) Facebook timeline processes all the information in your profile to try and produce a cohesive timeline of your life so far. But if you are like my friend Sam and haven’t filled in the gaps, Facebook might state that you were born in 1985 but didn’t actually do anything meaningful or noteworthy until 2005. Sad? Undoubtedly untrue as well. Continue Reading →
Friday’s Fresh Meat VI on Monday
Happy Monday everyone!
In case you missed the launch of our Saatchi&Saatchi Summer Scholarship 2012 Brief 1 and launch stunt #runawaybanker last Thursday.. Here is a little taste! Runaway banker quit his boring job in banking for a new fun life in advertising; he literally drove his desk out of Canary Wharf through London to Saatchis. His bold and life-changing journey couldn’t have come at a better time right after Goldman Sachs announced their bonuses, substantially smaller this year.. Runaway banker was also featured in Thursday’s Evening Standard!
PressPausePlay
Nice kick-start to a cold Monday morning to watch PressPausePlay with breakfast. Interesting views and insights on the digital revolution and the huge growth of maker culture – anyone anywhere can now make anything.
Everyone is an artist, a musician, a writer, a filmmaker, an entrepreneur, a visionaire, an advertiser..?!
Friday’s Fresh Meat V
Yihaa and happy Friday the 13th! Hope you’ve stayed out of trouble..
Here is 2012′s first Friday’s Fresh Meat to bring you some light, as well as endless predictions on 2012 (everyone seems to have picked a different number of trends with JWT leading the table with 100 things to watch for 2012). Just wait – Saatchis always digs deeper.. Continue Reading →