Use an Old Logo for a New Campaign
The logo uses the school's green and gold colors, so it appears to fit with the current look quite well. Even better, it will probably sell well at the gift shop. MORE... Read more.
Country Club Classic: The Swim Buoy Kids Float and Original Bubble
If you were at a country club pool in the 1960s or 1970s, you would likely see toddlers swimming about with little bubble floats on their backs. In some cases they... Read more.
Weekly Reader: Now Scholastic News ‘Including’ Weekly Reader
For most Americans, one of the first places they learned to read news was Weekly Reader. Launched in the 1920’s, the Weekly Reader name is synonymous with... Read more.
History of Ipana Toothpaste and Bucky the Beaver
One of the best-known toothpaste brands of the 20th century is still around, sort of. The toothpaste brand, which in Turkey is as well-known as Colgate or Crest,... Read more.
Brand Fatigue From Artist Ben Luckinbill
Graphic designer and artist Ben Luckinbill, son of Lucie Arnaz and actor Laurence Luckinbill, has posted a devastating critique of the current cultural obsession... Read more.
Pan Am Just Keeps Coming Back
MIAMI – The late Sylvester “Pat” Weaver, the innovative NBC president responsible for the Today and Tonight shows, had a saying about Today. It... Read more.
Carroll Reed Memory Tells Something of American Brands
The site received this comment on a story of the value of the Carroll Reed brand, and we saved it as it related to the state of retail in the U.S. Carroll Reed,... Read more.
Branding and a Swing Out ‘Auld Lang Syne’ from Andy Connell
For brands in 2013, change it up, but don’t change it at all. Keep your brand the same, but switch it up a bit to keep it fresh. That is easier said than done,... Read more.
Deadhead Spin on Spandau Ballet Music History
LONDON – “That’s Spandau Ballet, Man!” Or so said the guy on the Chevy Malibu commercial, part of the long pop legacy of that quintessentially... Read more.
Brands this U.S.A. Christmas
Nearly every consumer brand gets some play around Christmas, yet some brands are more distinctly associated with Christmas than others. Below, some posts from BrandlandUSA... Read more.