Street level views of marketing & advertising in Idaho
…have once again gone on a downward spiral. It seems to happen every couple of years.
As such, the ability to leave comments anonymously has been disabled.
Everyone is welcome to share their opinions, and everyone has the right to their own opinion, but let’s keep things above the belt, shall we?
Back in October, Don decided that it was time to close up shop over at Idaho Radio News.
He’s back at it again, still cranking out regular updates on the ins and outs of the radio world around the state. I’m pretty sure he’s got the same disease I do – this whole blogging habit’s a hard one to break!
For what it’s worth, I say a much-belated “welcome back Don.”
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For those of you who may have missed it, Think Pink’s Concert for the Cure was this past Saturday. By all accounts, the concert was well attended, and a great time was had by all.
When it was all said and done, through ticket sales, sales of their signature Save the Boobs t-shirts and raffles of donated prizes, the event raised $4,000, which will be given to the Susan G. Komen foundation.
One touching moment during the concert that was passed along: “Pat Crozier and Nick Mcdowell from local band Smooth Old Fashioned High played a dedication song, Somewhere Over the Rainbow, that showcased the tribute wall which was a rotating slideshow of people who have battled all types of cancer.”
Credit goes to the founders of Think Pink Inc, as well as the Boise Advertising Federation, for promoting this concert as their public service project for the year.
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I just got word from the Wirestone folks that the Broken Barker Benefit has been postponed, and will not be happening this Friday, as originally planned. It seems that there was a setback in his recovery, so they’ve decided to push it back.
At this point, I know that a decision will be made later this week, and as soon as I have more, you’ll know as well.
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Yes folks, it’s going to be a quiet week for the Idaho Ad Agencies blog. Brian is taking a “working vacation” in Oregon this week, so new posts could be few and far between.
We’ll return to normal programming next week.
In the mean time, here’s a few other sites that might tide you over:
Underdog Effect
Ad Age Small Agency Diary
Silicon Florist
American Copywriter
Adpulp
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