Londoner Revives the Digital.com Domain
LONDON – How about a rerun or a revival for Digital.com? A firm in the U.K. entitled Quality Nonsense purchased the digital.com domain and hopes to redevelop... Read more.
IWC Must Watch For Manufactured Heritage
NEW YORK – In an ever saturated market, with companies jostling to differentiate, the appeal to associate brand with ‘heritage’ continues to increase.... Read more.
Gravy Master, Classic Kitchen Staple Since 1930s
CANAJOHARIE, N.Y. – Classic kitchen staples that have not changed over the years are getting rarer and rarer. One of those mostly unchanged brands is Gravy... Read more.
Nashville Musician Fights to Preserve RCA Legacy
NASHVILLE – RCA’s Studio A, an important legacy in American country music history, is under the threat of demolition for a condo project. However, the... Read more.
Lessons Blown From Waterford
WATERFORD, IRELAND – When I converse with anyone about an old, deceased brand, the conversation often comes to the point where we wonder about the brand’s... Read more.
Cohen & Sons: Bringing Back a Brand on Kickstarter
MARINA DEL REY – There are thousands of family businesses in the U.S. that were once considerable enterprises, so it is refreshing to see some of them come... Read more.
Seventies Formula One Brands in Rush
LOS ANGELES – For fans of cars and Formula One, the Ron Howard film Rush is a feast. The film details the epic rivalry between the 1976 Formula One racers... Read more.
Remmie Arnold Pen Sign Restored in Petersburg
PETERSBURG, Va. – For those who love writing instruments, the restoration of the identity of a pen company is welcome. In Petersburg, Virginia, right... Read more.
Ball Mason Jars Go Blue for Centennial
Ball Mason jars are one of the great American brand names that define a particular category. It is so much so, that most could not even name any other brands that... Read more.
Yikes. The Government Really Killed Pontiac
DETROIT – When General Motors was bailed out, the Pontiac brand died. General Motors customers, dealers and employees were stunned. The decision cost money,... Read more.