Awesome video that Sugar Entertainment did for our Adweek presentation
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Madonna: Ray of light
Paul oakenfold: starry eyed surprise
Fatboy slim: praise you
Britney?
Paul oakenfold: starry eyed surprise
Fatboy slim: praise you
Britney?
We released a new research report today that revealed that two-thirds of Gen X women chose Gen Y women as the most influential age group when it comes to defining trends in popular culture. Gen Y women, in turn, are discovering new brands and getting most of their style inspiration and product recommendations from blogs and social media.
Excited to announce a newly created job at Sugar Inc.:
Sugar Inc. is seeking a Senior Vice President, General Manager for PopSugar Media. PopSugar Media is a division of Sugar that handles marketing and advertising sales for PopSugar Network, Sugar Entertainment and OnSugar. The SVP/GM will be responsible for overseeing sales, marketing, public relations, and content distribution for the online leader in original content and social media for trendsetting Generation Y women. Sugar has grown explosively over the last three years and has over 11 million monthly unique visitors across its properties.
Full Job Description: Download here.
It's basically a wireless speaker for your iPhone/iPod Touch! I have made 4 of these with 1 Zoneplayer 40 & 1 Apple iPod HiFi speaker around the house. This is exactly what people need.
This oldie but goodie is from Leslie & Alex Gleser's wedding
Apologies for not posting this sooner, but Lisa and I have had some amazing life changing events and milestones over the past two weeks.
Claire Miller over at the New York Times wrote "Ad Shift Throws Blogs a Business Lifeline" on September 13th. Thanks to many of you for sending over such nice notes, it's good to know that the NY Times is still wildly read.
The article opened:
Lisa Sugar began blogging about celebrity gossip in her spare time four years ago. Now she and her husband, Brian, have a little media empire called, sensibly enough, Sugar Inc., with 12 blogs, 11 million readers a month and advertisers like Chanel and Sony.
I respect the hell out of what Lisa, Krista, Molly and the rest of the editorial team at Sugar do, day in and day out:
“It’s actually really hard creating compelling content that brings an audience,” Mr. Sugar said.
We also have been very fortunate to have world class investors:
“Perpetual movement is the essence of survival and prosperity online,” said Michael Moritz, the Sequoia investor who backed Google, Yahoo and Sugar. “If online media and entertainment companies don’t improve every day, they will just wind up as the newfangled version of Reader’s Digest — bankrupt.”
Read "Ad Shift Throws Blogs a Business Lifeline" over at nytimes.com.
Now back to burping...
