lotusleaf1987

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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
I can see why you might say Yankees don't count, but I think sports teams do count as brands. There are others--Leica cameras, Rolex, Starbucks, Linux, Vans, Star Trek/Wars. I don't think it's something you set out to attain, look at the ai
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
It's not unique to Apple. Nike, Porsche, Mercedes, BMW, Yankees, and many others do the same thing. It's known as cult branding. There's a good book on it called" The Power of Cult Branding" by Mathew Ragas.
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Little Robot With Big Guns Could Replace Human Soldiers(inventorspot.com)
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Robotex creating gun-toting robots to replace human soldiers(engadget.com)
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LinkedIn IPO Is Biggest Since Google's(huffingtonpost.com)
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Ed Bott on the 'Mac Defender' Trojan Horse Scam(daringfireball.net)
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
Woof: http://daringfireball.net/2011/05/wolf
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
That's cool, I have check out CMYK and a few other magazines and there's usually quite a bit from CCA in there. Good luck! I'm sure you'll create some really fun stuff.
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Android vulnerability reflects need for more timely updates(arstechnica.com)
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
Great we can expect Student, Home, Media, and Professional Editions that no one knows what the difference is. This strategy is going to fail--the tablet market has been consistent and uniformed since the iPad, none of this gimmicktry that w
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AT&T sideloading officially a go, designed to allow Amazon Appstore downloads(engadget.com)
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Pakistani and NATO Forces Clash Near Afghan Border(nytimes.com)
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
Great comment and very true, you need to be able to take criticism to get better. I'm curious, which school is considered the top design school? Thanks.
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Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss to ask U.S. Supreme Court to review settlement(latimesblogs.latimes.com)
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
It sounds like you're saying you have to accept all or none of Chomsky's ideas. Just because I quoted him doesn't mean I believe everything he's written, in fact quite to the contrary. However... I do feel the quote above accurately reflect
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Apple, RIM and HTC captured 75% of mobile phone operating profits in Q1(asymco.com)
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
Chomsky has a great quote about this: In the U.S. there is basically one party - The Business Party. It has two factions, called Democrats and Republicans, which are somewhat different but carry out variations of the same policies. By and l
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Swiss Scientists Design a Turbine to Fit in Human Arteries(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
| If you allow passage for all, you can't restrict it arbitrarily. I know more about private property in regards to the 4th Amendment, but in those situations anything that is accessible to the public, like a walkway to your front door, dri
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
Exactly, but if I was the lawyer defending the phonebooks, that's exactly the argument I'd make--that the PO was no different and that paying a government employee to deliver the document* shouldn't make the act any more legitimate than pay
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
Leave aye? What took you so long to presenting an actual argument? The reason I replied to your dubious claim at best, "In other words, you are paying for the brand, not the product" is because you offered no proof or evidence, you just mad
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
I really don't know, I'm a paralegal not a lawyer yet . Everyone in this thread is bringing up interesting points.
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
It depends though, private property that is open to the public is different than private property that is protected.
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
|No one wants to ban passing them out. It's just they want to ban passing out advertising without consent. This may be the one sticking point they have around it. However, I wonder how this is any different than junk mail? Junk mail just pa
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
Printing the books isn't the act that constitutes speech, it's the act of passing them out to others. To ban their 'dump[ing]' and spamming is unfortunately tantamount to banning their speech altogether. I'm don't disagree with the law, I a
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
While I wholeheartedly agree with conserving our natural resources, I'm pretty sure this law is going to be overturned on the basis that it is unconstitutional and violates the First Amendment's freedom of speech. It's been a long time sinc
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
I count 6-7 paragraphs of 'scholarly writing.' Scholarly: concerned with academic learning and research: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/scholarly You sir, in the kindest way possible, are 100% wrong. You're entitled to your opinio
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
Article: A nonfictional literary composition that forms an independent part of a publication, as of a newspaper or magazine: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/article
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
I can tell you right now with 100% certainty that's not even an option.
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by lotusleaf1987 15y ago
I don't really know what the normal level of secret activity is at Apple stores. Why would Apple release an iConsole and not just add those features to the AppleTV?

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