Pooling resources can have great results, unless the pool's in Cancun, and your resource is some chick from Senor Frog's, in which case the results ...
Marcus Troy wants to tell a story.
Meet Marcus Troy, a digital and Montreal native that has made a name for himself through blogging about the things...
How would you repurpose a pair of NIKE shoes? When the 1948 Nike store in London sent Paul Jenkins 80 pairs of new NIKE's to put to use in a creative ...
A few weeks ago I went on the internet and asked for one million dollars. As of yet, no kindly millionaire or billionaire has stepped forward and hand...
Driving change and convincing people that green is good for business requires logic, facts, examples ... but also passion, emotion, and yes, cheerleading. What's wrong with celebrating every now and then?
It would be lovely if governments were to find concord on climate change prevention, and better for the world. But it won't happen in the coming weeks, and it may not need to.
Is there some mystery involved in using social media to make messages spread contagiously? Yes. But it's not as mystical as the gurus would have us believe.
We have proof that Rangel called up his friends at ad agency Wieden + Kennedy and churned out the quickest image-redeeming spot he could. The proof is this LeBron-esque rip-off called "(All) Rise."
Lebron has in the past expressed his admiration of Ali. This new ad, though, is like expressing your admiration for Dr. King by launching "I Have A Dream Cereal" or a laxative called "We Shall Not Be Moved."
We live in the best city in the world to purchase athletic wear and equipment. Here are a few of the specialty boutiques that will appeal to your inner athlete.
The Gap has found itself in a little marketing hot water, after replacing its longtime logo with a new one that Ad Age described as "something a child...
The average ad is clicked on by less than a tenth of a percent of the site's users. This may be why small business owner, David Belden didn't have the revenues to continue marketing on Facebook.
By Mindy Lubber
Attention T-shirt lovers: Pakistan's catastrophic flooding is important to you, too.
Beyond the immense suffering within Pakistan's ...
Nike said that they would never pay out severance to workers in Honduras. But because of workers and consumers fighting together, Nike did pay out. We can make them meet workers' demands again.
The Chinese are fascinated by America, and often perplexed by our society's inherent contradictions. They are amazed a nation of 300 million self-starters does not come apart at the seams.
This may seem like a cheeky way to get my job application read, but I'm telling you in all sincerity that there are things that your co-op can do that are game-changing.
Nike Inc.'sEric Sprunk, vice president of global product and merchandising, ended a speech to investors on innovation with a jab at the "toning shoes"...
Did you know it is estimated that students lose more than two months of grade equivalency in math and reading during summer break? This crisis is called the summer learning gap.
The decades-old campus movement to change Nike's worker treatment policies may finally be gaining traction.
In April, the University of Wisconsin was...
In a landmark, unprecedented win, students and human rights activists have forced the hand of retail giant Nike to pay $1.54 million to compensate 1,800 laid off workers in Honduras.