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Entries Tagged as 'creativity'

Breaking Out of the Ghetto

December 21st, 2010 · No Comments · Opinion

By Sven Larsen (@zemoga)
It may come as no surprise to many who read this blog that in the design world, Pharma work is often seen as the “red headed stepchild”. Pharma and (to a lesser degree Finance) are seen as unfriendly to creativity because of the strict regulatory environments both fields operate under and the [...]

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Katie Couric Sits Down With Pixels & Pills To Talk About Stand Up 2 Cancer

November 16th, 2010 · 1 Comment · Knowledge, News

Katie Couric discusses her Clio Award win for the Stand Up 2 Cancer campaign, bringing together the community, recruiting celebrities, honoring the scientists, and working together towards finding a cure.

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BRUNNER’s Steve Farrar & Jackie Murray Explain the Road to Winning A Clio

November 16th, 2010 · No Comments · Knowledge, News

Steve Farrar & Jackie Murray talk about the work they did to promote the Rockford Health System’s DaVinci Surgical Robot.

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GSW’s Phil Deschamps and Bruce Rooke Talk About How CLIO Brings Prestige to Healthcare and Entering the Digital Age

November 16th, 2010 · No Comments · Knowledge, News

Phil Deschamps, President & CEO of GSW, along with Bruce Rooke, Chief Creative Officer of GSW, talk about GSW’s involvement with the CLIO Awards, and how the changing industry landscape has impacted the event

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Crossing Over to the Dark Side

November 2nd, 2010 · 1 Comment · Opinion

By Russ Ward (@russcward)
This fall, the chair of neurology at famed Brigham and Women’s Hospital did something unexpected. He didn’t lead another new study or pioneer a new procedure or publish a peer-reviewed article – he’s done plenty of that already. He co-founded a CME company, which in itself would be a fairly unexpected move [...]

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The Importance of Creativity in a Recession

September 16th, 2010 · No Comments · Opinion

By Dan Licht (@thedvl)
The Great Recession. Are we in it? Are we out of it? Did it ever exist? You can find people who will argue all three sides, but what’s pretty plain is, whatever it is, many of us are dealing with smaller budgets, smaller staffs, and expectations that are just as big as [...]

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Zee Future Of Health

August 10th, 2010 · No Comments · News, Trends

By Daniel Licht (@thedvl)
Recently Zemoga worked with PSFK on concepts for their new report in conjunction with UNICEF. Now those are some big names. PSFK, for those that don’t know are the leaders in innovative ideas and trend spotting. If I need to explain UNICEF then you need some rethinking of your news sources and [...]

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DTC: Death to Commercials

June 25th, 2010 · 4 Comments · Opinion

By Guy Mastrion (@gmastrion)
I’m going to speak heresy as an advertising creative director, specifically one working in healthcare. I’m coming to the belief that the FDA should put an end to branded TV commercials for pharma products.
Why?
Because I believe we’ve all been lulled into a healthcare coma by unimaginative, often nonsensical commercials attempting to communicate [...]

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The Experience of a Lifetime: Erik Hauser & Experiential Marketing

June 17th, 2010 · 3 Comments · Knowledge, Opinion

Above: Proctor & Gamble set up posh Charmin toilet tissue-equipped restrooms in New York’s Times Square.
By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur)
April’s National DTC Conference in Washington DC had its share of highlights – a doctor’s perspective from Howard Dean, loads of laughs from No Kidding, Me Too!’s Joe Pantoliano, and a host of qualified speakers talking about [...]

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Why the Core Visual Aid is DEAD…Vive la IVA!

May 10th, 2010 · No Comments · Opinion

By Paul Harrington
R.I.P., CVA.
Friends, Romans, and countrymen, lend me your ears: I come not to praise the CVA, but to bury it.
The CVA – or Core Visual Aid – the most commonly used sales tool in the armamentarium of pharmaceutical sales is dead, dead, dead. Certainly, for decades it had served us well: it gave [...]

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