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The pitch clock, it turns out, was not the only thing that got trimmed this season.
The pitch clock, it turns out, was not the only thing that got trimmed this season.
The phrase "personal brand" has been circulating through the business press for nearly three decades now, ever since Tom Peters wrote his famous Fast Company essay in 1997, and it has never quite lost its capacity to make people squirm — even as they assiduously cultivate one.
In the advertising business, there is no surer sign that a holding company believes it has built something important than when it decides all those somethings need a single name.
The big-box electronics retailer, it seems, would prefer that the customers who camp outside its stores for major video game releases also do their reading there.
It was only a few months ago that Liquid I.V.
The notion that certain holidays belong, unofficially but unmistakably, to certain constituencies is not new to marketers.eli to New Year's Eve; florists have Valentine's Day; and the beer industry has claimed most of the days in between.
The question of what to say to an artificial intelligence agent turns out to be not so different from the question of what to say to a new employee: be specific, be patient, and do not expect it to read your mind.
The hotel industry has spent decades perfecting the art of making beds look as though no human being has ever touched them.
The last time a documentary opened this big, Michael Moore was angry about Iraq and people still bought newspapers.
For three decades, Victoria's Secret has been in the business of spectacle — wings, supermodels, prime-time ratings, the whole apparatus of aspirational lingerie theater.