The Sony Walkman’s 40th anniversary video is oddly perfect for the occasion. It starts out awesome (like the early devices) and ends kind of whateverish (like whatever the Walkman is today). Read on to see the video.

Check out this warm, inviting, friendly new ad campaign for Snapchat. I love it as a consumer (because I just do) and I love it as a marketer because it hits its message on every level.

Their “About Us” page actually tells a story. And a good one at that. It’s an “About Us” page worth sharing.

Facebook advertising can be a visually boring affair. Not so with this ad from Nike.

Mike Morrison, a PhD student at the University of Michigan, knows what’s up. He is trying to change the way scientists present information. That’s good.

Data can be very emotional. The graphics in this opinion piece in NYT might break your heart—or make your blood boil.

This past Memorial Day I found myself on YouTube and came across one of the rare pre-roll ads that didn’t

Who on earth let this happen? Note the pride The Northface seems to have in their actions.

This is amazing. It’s so simple. And funny. And relatable. And effective. And it must have cost almost nothing to

I really want to get a Lightform kit and start playing around with it.  The San Francisco company calls their tech “projected augmented reality” and it looks pretty cool.

Two blind brothers launch a clothing brand and donate profits toward medical research. For the holidays, they’re selling products that you can’t see before they arrive on your doorstep.

The success of reMarkable Tablet’s latest viral video could depend on where people see it.