Cushman Scooter Fans Found Across U.S.
Reader Gary Dee sent a link for the site of Not a Cushman Scooter, simply titled notacushman.com. It followed a short history of the Cushman scooter published last... Read more.
Kraft Ditching Nabisco Brand? Looks Like It.
Kraft ditching Nabisco? Frankly, that’s a bit of a scary headline for us brand fiends here at BrandlandUSA. But it is certainly worrisome that the company... Read more.
USFL Advertisement Wins Phoenix Project Contest
SAVANNAH– Winning entries for the BrandlandUSA and Savannah College of Art & Design Phoenix Contest are out. In the contest, students from Prof. Sean Trapani’s... Read more.
Phoenix Project Entry #3: Bringing Back A&P
SAVANNAH – Entries are out in the Savannah College of Art & Design’s Phoenix Project. (See a full list of entries here.) At right, one of two concepts... Read more.
Save the Home of Mr. Peanut in Suffolk, Virginia!
SUFFOLK – The home of the founder of Mr. Peanut, Amadeo Obici, is in danger of destruction, and has been named to Preservation Virginia’s Most Endangered... Read more.
So What Happened To Russ Togs?
QUEENS, N.Y. – We are reading the AIA history of New York City architecture and we spy a forgotten name. Russ Togs. The guide mentions the Russ Togs Manufacturing... Read more.
Phoenix Project Entry #2: How to Reposition RadioShack
SAVANNAH – Entries are just out in the Savannah College of Art & Design’s Phoenix Project. (See a full list of entries here.) At right, the entry for... Read more.
Phoenix Project Entry 1: A New Concept for Discounter F. W. Woolworth
SAVANNAH – Entries are just out in the Savannah College of Art & Design’s Phoenix Project, an yearly contest of Prof. Sean Trapani, a specialist... Read more.
Tod’s Knows What He’s Buying in Saks
SARASOTA – From $40 in 1998 to $3.80 in 2009. That’s not good. Some see disappointment. But not everyone. The news recently was that the Italian luxury... Read more.
Goodbye Abbey, Bradford Bingley? Not So Soon.
LONDON – The UK seems to have been a holdout in the brand-washing category, namely dumping old brands in favor of invented ones. But this is no longer the... Read more.