Friday Laboratory Roundup
This Week:
- Gal Borenstein gave 8(a) small businesses a graduation address to remember.
- Chris McGurn discovered the secret to Dan Brown’s literary fortune: Wikipedia.
- Jonathan Katz offered famed Washington pariah Dan Snyder a marketing internship.
- Carlyn Kelley tried to start Google Wave, then sat back down self-consciously when no one else followed.
- And Taryn Johnson provided six simple rules for dating her teenage logo.
Friday Laboratory Roundup
This Week:
- Chris McGurn exposed the seamy underbelly of the Danish tourism industry — a little more than kin and less than kind.
- Carlyn Kelley infringed on an EMI music copyright in order to make the case for agency performance evaluations.
- Jonathan Katz discovered the small, metallic mastermind behind Honda’s marketing empire, then took an Axe to the benefits of creative advertising.
- And Michael Johnson discovered further proof of Google’s imminent world domination, then plugged his Entertainment Weekly into a wall socket.