Posts Tagged ‘Speakers’
Thursday, October 8th, 2009
PR used to be the first marketing discipline to be cut in a recession. But no longer. According to Sir Martin Sorrell speaking at the PRCA and CorpComms Conference in London today, the PR industry is being driven by the opportunities presented by digital media. PR has also benefited from the political focus on polling and insight he said. Sorrell pointed to successful campaigns in the US such as the Clinton and Obama campaigns which focused heavily on a strong communication strategy.
Tags: Campaigns, Communication Strategy, Discipline, First Marketing, Insight, London, Obama, Outlook, Political Focus, Pr Industry, Prca, Recession, Sir Martin Sorrell, Speakers
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Tuesday, October 6th, 2009
Tags: Business, camera, Design, gadget, gas mask, green, speakers If you’re anything like me, you’ve got an old cell phone or two laying around the house and you’re about dying to get rid of it. But you’ve got no idea where or how to dump it. We all know there are loads of hazardous material laws to grapple with, and those collection drives expect you to pay to dump your hardware.Enter the EcoATM, a device the size of an actual ATM that’ll let you dump your hardware quick, easy, and sometime
Tags: Atm, Camera Design, Cell Phone, Gadget, Gas Mask, Hardware, Hazardous Material, Speakers
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Tuesday, October 6th, 2009
Behold, if you DARE, the Eco Woof; the sub-woofer that’s got the woofer power of a BEAR! But CHILL! There is no bear actually powering the “Eco-Woof,” only the power of glass domes. Where wood boxing would normally hold the raw beats exploded forth from the speakers, glass domes and downward facing blasters suffice. The wood grain is so very classy, wouldn’t you say? Oh, and there’s green in it, too! From here it gets cryptic. As you may well know, many of the submissions and discoveries Yanko
Tags: Beats, Chill, Dare, Discoveries, Eco, Glass Domes, Power Of Glass, Raw, S Green, Speakers, Sub Woofer, Submissions, Wood Grain
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Thursday, September 24th, 2009
By Brett Gann 24 September 2009 The Shakespeare Fellowship and the Shakespeare Oxford Society will host a joint conference between November 5 and November 8 of this year at the Doubletree Hotel Houston Intercontinental Airport. In a letter on their website, the Shakespeare Fellowship announced that speakers would include Richard Whalen, Frank Davis, Ren Draya, Tom Regnier, Earl Showerman, Paul Altrocchi, Marty Hyatt, Ron Halstead, Michael Egan, Alex McNeil, John Shahan, Roger Stritmat
Tags: 24 September, Alex Mcneil, Doubletree Hotel, Gann, Halstead, Hotel Houston, Houston Intercontinental Airport, Hyatt, Michael Egan, Regnier, Richard Whalen, Shahan, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Fellowship, Shakespeare Oxford Society, Showerman, Speakers
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Wednesday, September 23rd, 2009
Reuters, “ U.N. climate meeting was propaganda: Czech president ” by Louis Charbonneau UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) – Czech President Vaclav Klaus sharply criticized a U.N. meeting on climate change on Tuesday at which U.S. President Barack Obama was among the top speakers, describing it as propagandistic and undignified. “It was sad and it was frustrating,” said Klaus, one of the world’s most vocal skeptics on the topic of global warming. “It’s a propagandistic exercise where 13-year-old g
Tags: Barack Obama, Climate Change, Czech President Vaclav Klaus, Exercise, Global Warming, Louis Charbonneau, President Vaclav, Propaganda, Reuters, Sad, Speakers, United Nations, Vaclav Klaus, Vocal Skeptics
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