Ubiquitous Marketing

I’m working on a post about the new Arcade Fire album (Neon Bible) for a post on my (along with others) music blog, so I was looking for a picture in Google Images. On a lark, I entered in Biblesaurus. And, lo, score! Thank you Polish?/Slavic? church.

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Despite a lingering fear that I resorted to too many cliches (though I hope the slight tweaks made it bearable), I really enjoyed writing my recent PRWeek column - to appear both online and in print. Here’s
a snippet:
What Renegade was getting at - and what bears repeating - is that marketing is not spackle, and [...]

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In the same conversation alluded to two posts agao, the intersection of Apple, design, and marketing came up. My contention, flawed or brilliant as it may be, was that Apple gets a huge pass on glitches and iPod frowny faces. Dell, on the other hand, gets no such pass because its design conveys a product [...]

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