Source: Jerry Seinfeld Won A Clio Award, Gave Scathing Speech Mocking Advertising – Digg
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When was the last time Coca-Cola did anything nice for you? People tend to talk to brands on the internet like they might have lost their virginity to them. They very well may have—an empty bag of @Doritos under the mattress or in the parking lot of a @McDonalds—but it's a one-way relationship. Your sister's face has never appeared on a highway billboard, but Nestlé and Burger King show up in the same streams as your loved ones. This is the business model of the social web. Source: Brands Are Not Your Friends Rights to all content (text, images, videos etc.) with post source . If you think these are wrongly attributed email us
The story of the brunch - meal everyone loves to hate - begins in 1896, when the tradition of a weekend not-quite-lunch made landfall in New York. Its antecedents date back to the United Kingdom and the “hunt breakfast,” where servants would prepare a day’s catch after the hunting party returned, resulting in a later-than-usual eating time. In America, the “hunt breakfast” was more along the lines of eggs and toast as opposed to venison, necessitating a new name. (Still, meat remained an integral part of brunch in the form of bacon, bacon, and more bacon.) Source: The History of Brunch, Your Favorite Meal to Hate | First We Feast Rights to all content (text, images, videos etc.) with post source. If you think these are wrongly attributed
When Google in 2013 stopped providing data about keyword popularity, this must have served as a shot across the bow of SEO. It signaled that Google wanted to put a damper on SEO because they had determined it was skewing the results in a way unhelpful to its users. Source: Are We Coming to the End of SEO? Rights to all content (text, images, videos etc.) with post source. If you think these are wrongly attributed email us