[This is an excerpt of a post I wrote for Waggener Edstrom's "Thinkers and Doers" blog. The full post is here.] Micheal Foley and I often chat online about the state of business communications. Although he and I disagree on many things, every time we get into a discussion, I feel inspired to post. Today, [...]
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T+D Post: Social Media is the Customer’s Union
September 16th, 2010 | by Jeremy Meyers | published in Crossposts and Comments | Leave A Comment »
On Agency-Side Professional Loyalties: Some Questions.
July 8th, 2010 | by Jeremy Meyers | published in Crossposts and Comments | Leave A Comment »
[originally published on NewCommBiz] Is our job to provide clients what would best and most cost-effectively address their needs, or what we think we can get them to pay for that may also address them? Are we loyal to efficient, effective work or to increasing our percentage of billable hours? Is it ever good [...]
Google gets Pac-Man Fever: Keep it BLEEP BLOOPin simple, stupid:
May 21st, 2010 | by Jeremy Meyers | published in Crossposts and Comments | Leave A Comment »
Originally posted on [NewCommBiz]. Google’s logo today is Pac-man. It’s playable. You can go to www.google.com right now (assuming you’re reading this on 5/21) and play a custom developed HTML/CSS/JS version of Namco Bandai (our client)’s classic game Pac-Man based around the Google logo, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the game. They didn’t send [...]
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Guest Post: “Jeremy Meyers on Curiosity – The Distillery”
September 22nd, 2011 | by Jeremy Meyers | published in Crossposts and Comments | Leave A Comment »
Just a quick note that I’ve contributed a guest post to Brian Driggs‘ “Distillery” series, where he asks people who’ve influenced him to choose a word that means a lot to them. I thank him profusely for the opportunity, and hope that you find it valuable!
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