In what may have been the most unconventional field trip in Siegel+Gale’s 40-year history, about a dozen of us bussed down to Philadelphia to see the pouring of Alan Siegel’s bust.
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The founder’s head
Friday, May 17th, 2013
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Feast or Famine: The next move for Netflix?
Sunday, February 10th, 2013
Something interesting happened recently in entertainment; there was a slight shift in the balance of power.Netflix, traditionally a channel for reaching the content of other networks became a producer in their own right. Their new production, “Ho…
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Blockbuster should have traded time before it ran out of it
Wednesday, January 30th, 2013
There was an interesting film I saw recently called In Time that was based on the premise that the currency of the future wasn’t money but instead was time.In the future, having solved the problem of people dying naturally, there was a new solution nee…
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Whats next for loyalty in 2013
Thursday, January 3rd, 2013
What’s my prediction for the big thing in loyalty in 2013? Two words…User ExperienceIncreasingly the way we do things has changed. Smartphones have enabled us to find “an app for that” and those apps are getting better and more easy to use with eve…
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Starting-up, simply
Thursday, December 6th, 2012
Our Los Angeles and New York offices have been buzzing these past few months as work continues on Siegel+Gale’s inaugural Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative. Two socially oriented companies, both in their infancy, were awarded specialized…
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Make Your Brand Go Viral – Gangnam Style!!!
Friday, November 30th, 2012
Gangnam style. The most catchy tune of 2012. Almost everyone knows this tune yet many don’t have a clue on what the song is about. This year K-pop artist Psy has obtained phenomenal global success from his song “Gangnam Style”. The song scored at least 10 number ones around the world (UK and US… Continue reading →
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50 licks
Tuesday, November 20th, 2012
Having recently celebrated their 50th anniversary with the release of a new single (Doom and Gloom) and another greatest hits album (Grrr), industry commentators are asking what it is about the Rolling Stones that makes them an iconic global brand? Wha…
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Curiosity = Loyalty3
Sunday, November 18th, 2012
cu·ri·os·i·ty – noun1. A strong desire to know or learn something.2. A strange or unusual object or fact3. An app that has hooked over 500k peopleThat last point is strongly linked to points 1 & 2 and also provides some interesting lessons for …
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The 38,100-meter advertisement
Tuesday, October 16th, 2012
Arthur C. Clarke penned a story called Watch This Space about scientists releasing a sodium cloud over the moon that becomes luminescent when exposed to the sun’s rays. Of course, a nefarious advertising agency ensures that the cloud is released in the…
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The Karloff typeface: Beauty and the Beast
Thursday, October 11th, 2012
As difficult as it is to define, we all have a sense of what beauty is when we see it. Typographers have long tinkered with the aesthetics of typefaces, adjusting serifs, proportions and font metrics. Of the most admired typefaces, the Bodoni and Didot families of fonts stand out. But if it’s “standing out” from… Continue reading →
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