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Take a look at Interbrand’s recently launched IQ (Intelligence Quotient) “initiative”. CEO Jez Frampton’s foreword describes the compendium as providing, “insight and guidance on the challenges of creating and managing world changing brands, to ensure longevity in the world’s dynamic and ever-evolving marketplace”. Nice.
The downloadable PDF is supported online via InterbrandIQ.com — which hosts expanded content, video interviews and other written thoughts, ideas and insights. 
Oh, and the front cover, as shown above, is an interior digital rendering of the Strata Tower which will soon open in Abu Dhabi. Zoom Image

Take a look at Interbrand’s recently launched IQ (Intelligence Quotient) “initiative”. CEO Jez Frampton’s foreword describes the compendium as providing, “insight and guidance on the challenges of creating and managing world changing brands, to ensure longevity in the world’s dynamic and ever-evolving marketplace”. Nice.

The downloadable PDF is supported online via InterbrandIQ.com — which hosts expanded content, video interviews and other written thoughts, ideas and insights. 

Oh, and the front cover, as shown above, is an interior digital rendering of the Strata Tower which will soon open in Abu Dhabi.

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“AT&T Rethink Possible” by @InterbrandNY
(via The Inspiration Room)
“AT&T has launched a rebranding advertising campaign, “Rethink Possible“, including television commercials, print and online ads, social media like Facebook, signs in stores and messages aimed at employees. The campaign plays down the letters “AT&T” and plays up the company’s globe logo. Craig Stout, senior creative director at Interbrand, New York, says that it is time to trust in the public’s recognition of the AT&T globe logo without the letters. “Recognition of the logo as the symbol of AT&T is “in the high 90 percentage” among consumers, and displaying it without the “AT&T” echoes the way Nike is recognized by its swoosh and Target by its target. The globe will frequently be displayed in different colors and styles.” The campaign is being supported online at www.att.com, Flickr, Twitter and Facebook.”




Credits:Rebranding campaign by Interbrand (New York)Advertising developed by BBDO (Atlanta and New York) Zoom Image

“AT&T Rethink Possible” by @InterbrandNY

(via The Inspiration Room)

AT&T has launched a rebranding advertising campaign, “Rethink Possible“, including television commercials, print and online ads, social media like Facebook, signs in stores and messages aimed at employees. The campaign plays down the letters “AT&T” and plays up the company’s globe logo. Craig Stout, senior creative director at Interbrand, New York, says that it is time to trust in the public’s recognition of the AT&T globe logo without the letters. “Recognition of the logo as the symbol of AT&T is “in the high 90 percentage” among consumers, and displaying it without the “AT&T” echoes the way Nike is recognized by its swoosh and Target by its target. The globe will frequently be displayed in different colors and styles.” The campaign is being supported online at www.att.com, Flickr, Twitter and Facebook.”

Credits:
Rebranding campaign by Interbrand (New York)
Advertising developed by BBDO (Atlanta and New York)

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Saying brands are just the logo and the name is just like saying people are the sum of their face and their make-up and their clothes.
Rita Clifton, Chairman, Interbrand

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The Oxford American Dictionary(1980) contains the following definition:

Brand (noun): a trade mark, goods of a particular make: a mark of identification made with a hot iron, the iron used for this: a piece of burning or charred wood, (verb): to mark with a hot iron, or to label with a trade mark.

Similarly, The Pocket Oxford Dictionary of Current English(1934) says:

Brand. 1. n. Piece of burning or smouldering wood, torch, (literary); sword (poet.); iron stamp used red-hot to leave an indelible mark, mark left by it, stigma, trade-mark, particular kind of goods (all of the best bb.). 2. v.t. Stamp (mark, object, skin), with b., impress indelibly (is branded on my memory)

These two entries, in the order in which they list the definitions and in the definitions themselves, illustrate how, over 50 years, the primary use of the word “brand” now has a commercial application. However, the definitions also underline a common origin. Almost irrespective of how the word is used today, it has always meant, in its passive form, the object by which an impression is formed, and in its active form the process of forming this impression

What is a brand?

Tom Blackett, Interbrand, April 2004 

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The consumer is sitting at the bottom of a bunker with his head in his hands, wondering if it’s safe to come out… It’s up to us to stimulate demand in the marketplace again…
Jez Frampton, global chief executive at Interbrand

Source: Resolved to Keep on Marketing, Even in Tight-Fisted Times, New York Times

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