Do you have FUN in your workplace? If not you need some. Fun is everywhere at Current. Playing together is key at Current. We do adventures together like white water rafting, competing at volleyball or racing around an obstacle course every year at the Run for The Rose. Lisa Koier, our COO, AKA “Culture Queen,” […]
I would like to take this opportunity to share with everyone my favorite Friday pick-me-up. Everyone is excited for Fridays, this is no secret. But how many people do you know are excited for the drive to work on Friday morning? Every morning I go through my typical routine, but never am I more excited
Do You Love the Wrong Song? Read More »
Not everyone gets an Oscar nomination in their first big screen role. (I’m looking at you Ed Norton.) For most professional actors, their careers progress in stages and they spend a lot of time paying their dues. Before they get their big breaks, even some of cinema’s most respected actors will make ends meet by
Yes, I'm an actor. Now…did anyone save room for dessert? Read More »
MSN recently published an article entitled “The Top 10 Social Networking Annoyances,” a few at which I laughed out loud because I experience them every day. “LinkedIn is uptight” – totally! While this article is a great one, I thought it was missing just a few: – Friendfeed feeds too many friends Aggregators are now
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It’s a phrase that’s been used around the office quite a bit over the years as technology has gotten more and more advanced & crept into our daily lives. With the official announcement of Apple’s 3rd generation iPhone looming, speculation of its improvements has been rampant on various blogs & chat rooms. In addition to
We are the Jetsons Read More »
In Kentucky, we Democrats will pledge our allegiance to either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton on Tuesday. Personally, I haven’t completely made up my mind yet, although I’m about 75% there. In addition to painting my bathroom this weekend, figuring out what each Presidential candidate is really about is next on my list of things
Race for the Social Networks Read More »
Part III Sitting at a red light on a main traffic artery in Louisville’s working-class south end last night, two small business signs caught my eye. One was for a neighborhood bar: D.T.’s You’re joking, right? A bar? With the same name as a symptom of alcohol withdrawal? Wow. Either somebody has a wicked sense
What the #&!! were they thinking?!?!?! Parts III & IV Read More »
Microsoft has had a lot of press lately, and none of it very good. First, they were sued for certifying computer components as “Vista Capable” when they were clearly not; next, they announced the closing of the MSN music store, thereby orphaning thousands of legitimately purchased songs; then they were publicly told to speak to
Last Call for Steve Ballmer Read More »
The annual Run for the Roses came and went last weekend and with it went the Kentucky Derby Festival chaos that we always welcome in our shop. I’m sure we’d all like to say we are cooling down after the Race, but no such luck! We are in full gallop on a ton of new
And down the stretch they come… Read More »
Can’t read it. So I shred it. Everywhere. Lap paper is best. It smells good. Like pizza or ham. I grab it & run. Tear it to bits. They all laugh. Pay the lady! Hot dogs please.
Paper – Mona's favorite vegetable Read More »
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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.
