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  on Storytelling in hand
  Liam Mooney said
  Thanks Geoff, Usually my writing style is more engaging and ridiculous so I apologize for making your eyes bleed on this one. But, you are right. As more org's and NGO's get 'hip' and decide to fundraise through mobile the more difficult it...
  on Storytelling in hand
  Geoffrey said
  Great piece! Going forward I predict the mobile campaign medium will suffer donor's ennui - the narrative has to be the way to break through - but it may get more, not less challenging as this form of giving is adopted.
  on Grip interviews: W. Glenn Griffin and Deborah Morrison
  Interview: The Creative Process Illustrated « The Morph Explorer said
  [...] Sure, we think so. In fact, we made a real effort to make this content accessible and interesting to students, professionals and anyone who just finds advertising fascinating for whatever reason. We hope that people outside the industry will...