
20 2017 October
Google’s Cupcake Problem Shows The Dangers Of Tunnel Vision
Recently Google engineers tested a Maps feature that equated the distance you walk to a number of mini-cupcakes you would burn off in equivalent calories....
Read Now
26 2017 August
How A Small Food Tour Explains Arab Culture In Michigan
Five years ago, Devon Akmon, director of the Arab American National Museum in Dearborn, Michigan was inspired by a food tour experience to create something...
Read Now
01 2017 July
6 Awesome Ways Canada Is Celebrating Its 150th Anniversary
As we head into a time when both America and Canada celebrate their national birthdays – this week’s newsletter takes an inside look at some...
Read Now
31 2017 March
How To Be A Thought Leader (And Other Stories)
The stories this week are wide ranging – as I share one about an admirable new effort from Grey Advertising to promote diversity and offer...
Read Now
04 2017 March
Agencies Embrace Trump’s America, Elmer’s Slime Problem & Why Digital IQ Is Falling
For a quick summary, this week’s featured stories include: 20 luxury brands that millennials most want to own Why CEOs are slowly losing confidence in...
Read Now
27 2017 January
Professional Ghosting, Why We Prefer Serious Robots and the Secret Genius Of Trump’s Paid Applauders
A tequila maker cashing in on the craft drink phenomenon, the surprising reasons why vending machines are so popular in Japan, how drones are evolving...
Read Now09 2016 December
15 Non-Obvious Business Trends Shaping 2017 (Retail, Consumer, Tech, Marketing, and Media)
Are you a member of the media? Visit our media kit to download a trend summary and more information about requesting an interview with Rohit...
Read Now18 2016 November
How Bernie Sanders Could Replace Trump, Nike’s Big Experiment and Why The Watch Industry Needs Women
The most hopeful news this week was the many new efforts to fight back against the disturbing rise of fake news sites and disreputable sources of...
Read Now08 2016 July
The Scary Future Of Media Consumption And Other Non-Obvious Insights
Curating this article to find stories worth sharing with you every week has helped me hone my ability to read (and ignore) stories quickly. As each...
Read Now25 2016 March
Fake Farms, Virtual Reality Tacos, Rise of Bootcamps and Why Apple Stopped Innovating
Want these insights before anyone else? Join my email list to receive a curated list of top non-obvious stories of the week and useful insights like...
Read Now19 2015 August
The Death Of Gender (And What It Means For Marketing)
There are plenty of signs that the way we have typically described gender may be dying before our very eyes. In Austria last year, the...
Read Now24 2014 March
5 Marketing Lessons From The Alluring #FollowMe Project
About two years ago, aspiring photographer Murad Osmann was in Barcelona on vacation with his girlfriend Russian journalist Nataly Zakharova when she grabbed his hand...
Read Now24 2014 February
The Best And Worst Of 2014 Sochi Olympics Marketing Strategy
Just mention “Olympic Marketing” to anyone in communications and two images will likely come to mind immediately. The first is the predictable 30 second spot...
Read Now