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The Hub 32

The Hub 32
The entire Sep/Oct '09 issue of The Hub (40 pages), centered on emerging media, including an interview with Michael Mendenhall of Hewlett-Packard and 13 other articles.

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Where's the Beef?

Al Silverstein, Active International
Is Facebook the new Tupperware ... or is its marketing potential just another new-media whopper? By Al Silverstein.

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Near-Sited Spectacles

Rodney Mason, Hawkeye

Magnify mega-events through a micro lens.  By Rodney Mason.

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Tip This

Chip Martella, US Concepts

Was Madonna a fluke and Hush Puppies an accident? By Chip Martella.

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Sneaking Up

Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog

Onitsuka Tiger ambushes Nike and Adidas with an explosion of TV-free ideas.  By Scott Goodson. (download pdf)

Mega Cultural Connection

Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog

Lego's top competitor changes the game with a mom-inspired manifesto of creativity for kids.  By Scott Goodson.  (download pdf)

Heineken’s Diamond

Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog

Heineken makes champions of a billion soccer fans. By Scott Goodson. (download pdf)

Microsoft’s Cultural Connection

Scott Goodson, StrawberryFrog

Millions of Americans join a huge, social experiment. By Scott Goodson. (download PDF)

Disrupting the Conversation

Laurie Coots, TBWA Worldwide



SK Mobile and Sony PlayStation thrive in an era of consumer-generated content. By Laurie Coots, cmo, TBWA Worldwide. (download PDF)

Netflix Clicks

Leslie Kilgore, Netflix


Having changed the way more than four million Americans watch movies, CMO Leslie Kilgore reflects -- and projects what's next for Netflix. An exclusive HUB interview by senior editor Rick Leonard. (download PDF)

How’s It Growing?

Growth Roundtable



A roundtable discussion about what it takes to achieve growth in today's marketplace, featuring Donna Sturgess of GlaxoSmithKline, Rick Ridgeway of Patagonia, John Gilbert of Dunkin' Donuts and Michael Shinall of Meridian Consulting Group. (download PDF)

Mining the Blogosphere

Chris Hoyt, Hoyt & Company



There's a whole new world of consumer opinion emerging on the internet. It's called the "blogosphere" and it is ripe for opportunity for your brands. By Chris Hoyt, president, Hoyt & Company. (download PDF)

The Blimpie Revolution

Mark Mears, Blimpie



Mark Mears, chief marketing officer of Blimpie, says it takes a revolution to create a customer. (download PDF)

Audi’s Art of the H3ist

Berkov - Brinegar

Audi and McKinney send web-addicted consumers on a thrill ride into an alternate reality — and turn internet buzz into Audi A3 sales. By Stephen Berkov of Audi and Brad Brinegar of McKinney. (Download PDF)

Sep/Oct ‘05

If you'd like to download a PDF of the entire Sep/Oct '05 issue of The Hub (20 pages) please click here. (Download PDF)

Marketing in the Age of the Individual

Larrick & Pines


Good advertising is always written from one person to another. When it is aimed at millions, it rarely moves anyone. By Pam Larrick, Chairman and CEO, FCBi Worldwide, and Janet Pines, Director of Strategy and Insight, FCB Worldwide. (download PDF)

Insight From the Inside Out

Stacey Koerner, Initiative

By understanding the why of shared media experiences marketers can move beyond disruption into an engaging relationship with their consumers. By Stacey Lynn Koerner of Initiative. (download PDF)

Microsoft’s Halo Effect

Peter Moore, global marketing chief of Microsoft's Xbox, explains how Halo 2 videogame sales blew past any first day opening movie that's ever been recorded -- and how difficult it can be to keep a hot brand cool. (PDF Download)

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