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The Weekly Wire (Apr 19, 2004)


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NEWS
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CAP GEMINI ERNST & YOUNG REBRANDS
IT services giant changes name to Capgemini.

FAUX WEBCAM BECOMES REAL ONLINE BRANDING SUCCESS
An odd little website starring a man in a chicken suit was created to raise the hipness quotient of the Burger King chain.

PLAN TO BRAND AUSTRALIA
Everything from a bottle of fine wine to prominent athletes and teams would become official ambassadors for Australia under a plan
to develop a national "brand council".

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CASE STUDY
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CATERPILLAR
A brand big, strong and yellow that came to mean more than big powerful machines.

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OPINIONS
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DESIGNING THE SELF-CRITIQUE
One of the hardest tasks in the creative field is to distance yourself enough from your work to be able to judge it objectively.

CORPORATE CULTURE CLASH: ELITISM, POPULARITY AND ROCK 'N' ROLL
Nothing is more contentious among pop-culture critics than the role of corporations in the dissemination of that culture.
Free registration required.

DESIGN: AN UNDER-LEVERAGED BUSINESS TOOL
Ways design can help companies cut costs and use their marketing budgets more efficiently.
Free Adobe Acrobat Reader required.

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CHARACTER
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MEHEMED FEHMY AGHA
A creative pioneer in mid-twentieth century America, the Ukraine-born Dr. Mehemed Fehmy Agha (1896-1978) changed the nature of
magazine design and redefined the role of designer and art director.

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