Reading Room Articles

iStockPhoto further devalues creativity by selling logos for bargain basement prices.

Ad found on bus in Weihai, China.

Behavioral advertising getting noticed by congress.

This is an old article, but one that should be required reading for every creative who calls himself a "professional".

Last fall, Annie Leibovitz, the photographer, borrowed $5 million from a company called Art Capital Group. In December, she borrowed $10.5 million more from the same firm. As collateral, among other items, she used town houses she owns in Greenwich

Please Feed the Animals Founder Produces Film on Execs Who Made Most of Pink Slips.

“Spec work” stands for speculative work. It’s a term used to refer to any job for which the client expects to see examples with no guarantee of payment.

Dutch brewing giant Grolsch has launched an iPhone app to help drinkers test out how inebriated they are by challenging their ability to walk in a straight line.

Seattle resident Derrick Coetzee uploaded 3,000 high-resolution photos of portraits in the UK National Portrait Gallery to Wikipedia.

A short response to an excellent A List Apart article entitled Burnout, written by Scott Boms.

Can you spot the mistake in this Northland Cranberry Juice label?

Flying in the face of strict communist philosophy, the government of North Korea has allowed the launch of a TV advertising campaign for a locally-brewed beer.

Issues Its Own Set of Advertising Tracking and Disclosure Rules.

Billion dollar per year company asks illustrators to work for free.

Sometimes in life, we must make some compromises.