As Scrooge taught us, Christmas is a time for repenting, for changing one’s ways, for being nicer to the people around us, for not making fun of self-important ad agencies with their superdesks and their fancy staff collaboration tools. Gerry Graf seems to have taken this to heart–maybe, possibly–as depicted in his agency Barton F….
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Gerry Graf Apologizes to Almost Everyone in Advertising in Barton F. Graf’s Holiday Video
As Scrooge taught us, Christmas is a time for repenting, for changing one’s ways, for being nicer to the people around us, for not making fun of self-important ad agencies with their superdesks and their fancy staff collaboration tools. Gerry Graf seems to have taken this to heart–maybe, possibly–as depicted in his agency Barton F….
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Gerry Graf Apologizes to Almost Everyone in Advertising in Barton F. Graf’s Holiday Video
As Scrooge taught us, Christmas is a time for repenting, for changing one’s ways, for being nicer to the people around us, for not making fun of self-important ad agencies with their superdesks and their fancy staff collaboration tools. Gerry Graf seems to have taken this to heart–maybe, possibly–as depicted in his agency Barton F….
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Wired’s Store Celebrated 14 Years With Everything From A $55,000 Car to Marshmallow Crossbows
In an attempt to both bring the magazine to life and introduce new products to consumers, Wired’s 14th annual holiday pop-up store ends its two-week run today. This year’s edition of the store was in New York’s Brookfield Place and saw more than 15,000 visitors over 14 days, giving customers multiple types of products to…
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Wired’s Store Celebrated 14 Years With Everything From A $55,000 Car to Marshmallow Crossbows
In an attempt to both bring the magazine to life and introduce new products to consumers, Wired’s 14th annual holiday pop-up store ends its two-week run today. This year’s edition of the store was in New York’s Brookfield Place and saw more than 15,000 visitors over 14 days, giving customers multiple types of products to…
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Wired’s Store Celebrated 14 Years With Everything From A $55,000 Car to Marshmallow Crossbows
In an attempt to both bring the magazine to life and introduce new products to consumers, Wired’s 14th annual holiday pop-up store ends its two-week run today. This year’s edition of the store was in New York’s Brookfield Place and saw more than 15,000 visitors over 14 days, giving customers multiple types of products to…
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Wired’s Store Celebrated 14 Years With Everything From A $55,000 Car to Marshmallow Crossbows
In an attempt to both bring the magazine to life and introduce new products to consumers, Wired’s 14th annual holiday pop-up store ends its two-week run today. This year’s edition of the store was in New York’s Brookfield Place and saw more than 15,000 visitors over 14 days, giving customers multiple types of products to…
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Why Fruitcake, the Maligned Holiday Treat, Is Finally Getting Some Respect
Growing up in Chicago, Isabelle Kyrk loved eating fruitcake during the holidays. Her family would order one from the Trappist monks at Gethsemani Abbey, who’d bake a cake of mixed fruit and raisins and nuts, dunk it in Kentucky bourbon and ship it off. Kyrk and her five siblings savored every bite. “It was delicious,”…
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Why Fruitcake, the Maligned Holiday Treat, Is Finally Getting Some Respect
Growing up in Chicago, Isabelle Kyrk loved eating fruitcake during the holidays. Her family would order one from the Trappist monks at Gethsemani Abbey, who’d bake a cake of mixed fruit and raisins and nuts, dunk it in Kentucky bourbon and ship it off. Kyrk and her five siblings savored every bite. “It was delicious,”…
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Why Fruitcake, the Maligned Holiday Treat, Is Finally Getting Some Respect
Growing up in Chicago, Isabelle Kyrk loved eating fruitcake during the holidays. Her family would order one from the Trappist monks at Gethsemani Abbey, who’d bake a cake of mixed fruit and raisins and nuts, dunk it in Kentucky bourbon and ship it off. Kyrk and her five siblings savored every bite. “It was delicious,”…
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