Behance is in the thick of it, surveying New York creative leaders for a better idea of how they keep their talent happy and focused. How to fight off the possibility of wasting individual talents within the agency model, how to delete the possibility of compromising personal goals in favor of company objectives. This is how they talk about it, not us. We call it being happy.

IRREGARDLESS, when they

Doug Jaeger, founder of thehappycorp global, is the cover of Brandweek this week. Doug, “the underground party impresario,” is on Brandweek’s list of the hottest young marketers for making thehappycorp more than another marketing agency. “Brands need to stop having taglines and start talking to people as well as providing content they care about,” says Doug in the interview by

After a dozen issues, our pals at HEEB Magazine seem to be on the right track. After their recent redesign, they are poised for a big break, and they seem pleased with their efforts in a new write up by the NY Times. And why not? HEEB walks a fine line of parody trying “to poeticize the fluidity of Jews between their

On Thursday, October 26, the Fashion and Style section of The New York Times covers LVHRD’s recent FSHNDL III. NY Times reporter, Eric Wilson, provides an overview on this unlikely fashion event. Check out the article here.

Amy Spangler from Amy’s Babies was featured on 20/20 Friday, July 14,2006. The piece, titled “Is the Breast Better” was produced by Lee Hoffman, Ann Varney, Leslie Yeransiana and Elizabeth Vargas, who also served as the host for the segment. It is likely that Ms. Vargas has a particular interest in this story considering the recent announcement of her pregnancy.

The 20/20 segment focused on a

Hmmm, there are strange coincidences occuring in the New York media. Do LVHRD and am NEW YORK have their fingers on the same social pulse? Is there an informant on staff at LVHRD or thehappycorp global?

am NEW YORK’s cover story on Thursday July 20th, ran just one short week after LVHRD announced its (CLL) PHN-LCKN, an event focused on removing the social