Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Contributors
Categories
- Agency land (5)
- Campaign of the week (5)
- Comment and Opinion (27)
- Divergence (10)
- The teachings (4)
- Trends Insights and Ideas (17)
- What's it all about? (5)
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(63)
-
▼
April
(14)
- The Perfect Pitch
- What is an insight?
- The teachings of a curious communicator # 1 - The ...
- Interestingness
- The future of media planning?
- How should I fill in those bloody boxes?
- Google's green employer incentive
- The value of questions
- What constitutes a creative environment?
- An end to pointless meetings?
- Digitourists and digitravellers
- Why are objectives important?
- How old is your brain?
- Marketing Enthusiasm
-
▼
April
(14)
Subscribe
A curious list of blogs
- Adliterate
- Ads are boring
- Bigshinything
- Brand New
- Brandtarot
- Contagious
- Coolhunting
- Disruption Stories
- Fallon Planning
- Greenormal
- Henry Jenkins
- Herd
- Love
- Pink Air
- Random Culture
- Rock'n'roll & Advertising
- Russell Davies
- Simon Law
- Tasty research
- The Hidden Persuader
- The Uncoolhunter
- TIGS
- Trendwatching
- Uncoolhunting
- Welcome to Optimism
- What if
A curious reading list
- Building Strong Brands
- Convergence Culture: Where Old and New Media Collide
- Disruption: Overturning Conventions and Shaking Up the Marketplace
- Herd
- How Mumbo-jumbo Conquered the World
- How to Plan Advertising
- Ogilvy on Advertising
- Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind
- The Brand Innovation Manifesto
- The Economics of Attention: Style and Substance in the Age of Information
- The Perfect Pitch
- The Pig That Wants to Be Eaten
- The Wisdom of Crowds
- Thinking from A to Z
- Truth, Lies, and Advertising
- Unleashing the Ideavirus
- Welcome to the Creative Age
2 comments:
We might be able to afford the free range eggs!
"We think that these amazing bikes will help Googlers keep fit and healthy, get to know their city better and reduce the environmental impact of their journey to work."
Liane Hornsey, director of human resources and staffing for Google Europe, Middle East and Africa
That quote along with the article probably generated more good feeling towards Google as an employer than tens of thousands of pounds of recruitment advertising. Pretty sound investment in my book.
Post a Comment