For the first time since the chain opened in 1969, the fast food restaurant Wendy’s has decided to change their burger. Unable to compete with McDonalds’ healthier-choice menu and new chains like Smashburger and Five Guys popping up, the company decided to reinvent themselves. The transformation didn’t happen over night, however. The process took 2 […]
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In a recent blog post on this site, one A. Bouvier posed the question that has been lurking in the backs (and fronts) of minds everywhere: “Is it OK to go HTML5 crazy?” Those winged words left our browser screens and echoed across the Commonwealth and north across the Ohio River, seeming simply to dissipate
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Thanks to the digital world in which we live, I can grub down some yummy food and help famine relief with an easy click. The Good Belly Project has partnered with restaurants around Boston. If you eat at a participating restaurant, take a picture of your food with Instagram, tag the photo with #goodbellyproject and
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Before departing yesterday afternoon, each of the bulbs here at CM was asked “what are you grateful for today?” I love these kinds of questions because, as you can imagine with this group, the answers can be amusing, obtuse, arresting, thought-provoking and sometimes all of the above. Here’s what I heard back: That we’re getting
So I completed work on a mobile app not too long ago—it’s always an enjoyable and gratifying experience to deliver projects to our clients. This time, however, there was a catch. For this particular app we had initially decided to try out a framework that uses HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript to replicate the look and
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I am hosting a small family Thanksgiving this year at my modest Louisville home. As a 26-year-old, I’ve been bringing a side dish or dessert to the big meal for the last few years. But having a big, beautiful turkey centerpiece at Thanksgiving is always the responsibility of the host — and it’s something that
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What would it take to get you to choose one brand of potato chips over another? When standing in your grocer’s aisle, contemplating the perfect brand and flavor for an afternoon snack, you may ask yourself, “How do I know which one is for me?” “How can I be sure if the ingredients are real
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I recently came across this story about a Canadian man named Harold Hackett who has thrown more than 4,800 message-stuffed, neon-colored juice bottles into the Atlantic Ocean since 1996. Astonishingly, he’s now received more than 3,100 responses from bottle recipients stretching from Africa to Ireland. Even more impressive, all of the replies have been handwritten
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Falling under the question of when is enough enough, I ran across this video from Corning featuring a nightmarish world where every surface is some form of glass and carries data. You can receive email while you’re brushing your teeth. You can video chat with Grandma on a tabletop, and apparently the glass will also
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Youtube has reached even the healthcare industry with funny videos prepared to train and entertain health care workers. No matter what the material, social media avenues are some of the best ways to capture, entertain and inform your audience. Check some of these videos out here! Ring of Fire is one of my all time
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Ed brings 15 years of traditional and digital media sales experience to the agency, giving us a perspective most agencies don’t have. When he’s not working or seeking new knowledge, Ed hangs out with his wife, two kids, two dogs, one cat, and a hamster. And yes, the cat and hamster are best friends.
