The effect of pop culture & advertising on our everyday lives.

That’s right ladies and gents.. your favorite girl “Jenny” who became an internet sensation yesterday was in fact trollin. For those of you unfamiliar with the term…

Came across this on Mashable this morning – made me smile

Did you know you can view Pop-Ology on the iPad?!
Thanks to the folks at @Flipboard you can add our twitter feed to your list of content and read articles like a magazine!

Well it’s official – you can now find yourself in a cushy new job for tweeting dick jokes. Not just a cushy job, but a gig as a copywriter at Saatchi & Saatchi LA, making $70,000 a year.

I WANT ONE! SO RAD!

can you guess? click to find out!

We live in a time where social media is the buzz word, where sharing is common practice, and where privacy issues are a constant talking point and concern. But do you remember life before Facebook, Myspace, Twitter, Digg, and other social sites? Do you remember the first time you realized the genius behind a social networking site?

This blog being more focused on Pop-Culture, and advertising we don’t really cover sports. But the passing of George Steinbrenner has implications reaching beyond the sporting world.

So you think you’ve got a cool marketing idea? You think you can change peoples perception of a product, and breathe new life into a product that has been around for decades? – well that’s nice but you’ve got to try a little harder now, after W+K comes through again for Old Spice…

Social Media is becoming one of the center pieces to our everyday digital life. We are constantly interacting with each other through it, and with the introduction of smart phones the reach of social media has expanded past just the home computer. Now people are connecting while out and about, interacting in real time…