Author Archive: Saya Weissman
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Tweets of the Week: Give Your Organs to Facebook
05.04.2012Organ donor procedure, agencies and mobile and judging “The Pitch.” Check out this weeks top digital media industry tweets.
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Brags of the Week from @dmbrags
05.03.2012Art, elitism, porches and more. Check out this week’s top brags from @dmbrags.
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For Your Amusement: World Gone GIF
05.02.2012“For Your Amusement” is a new feature for ETC that will collect random, interesting, cool, weird stuff from around the Web that is in one way or another related to the digital media world. Today lots of GIFs and a shadow QR code.
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Eligible Female Art Director Seeks Nice Guy
05.01.2012Ladies & Gentlemen copywriter Tara Bouley is helping her single friend and co-worker find dates through their side project website, Date Jamie.
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Meet the Guy Who Thinks You Might be a ‘Klouchebag’
04.30.2012Tom Scott, creator of new Klouchebag, the standard for Twitter “Asshattery,” talks to Digiday about why striving for social media cred is a waste of time.
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Don’t Forget the Value of Creativity
04.30.2012New York Times op-ed columnist David Brooks reminds us of the value of innovation and creativity instead of just the competitive capitalism we’ve all gotten all to accustomed too.
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Tweets of the Week: No One is Listening
04.27.2012No one cares about your Klout score, wtf are newfronts? Check out our picks for the top industry tweets of the week.
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The Top Twitter Brags of @dmbrags
04.26.2012Check out the top five Twitter brags so far from @dmbrags, Digiday’s Twitter account for sharing digital media-industry tweet-brags.
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Thought Catalog Wants to Capture the Millennial Moment
04.25.2012Thought Catalog is a niche publication for the hard-to-categorize and hard-to-advertise-to millennial generation; but it is on it’s way to establishing itself as a real media company.
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McKinney’s Twist on Google’s 20 Percent Time
04.24.2012Durham-based agency McKinney is encouraging its creative talent to pursue interesting side projects that let them fully exercise their creative muscles.
