Just watch the video. It says it all.
Apr
25
Apr
18
We still don't know who first put the two together. If you know, please share. But we were deeply impressed, even to tears, by the combination. The words came from actor/comedian Patton Oswalt. The photo is by Boston Globe photographer John Tlumacki, and was taken seconds after the bombs went... read more →
Apr
17
OK, so technically, the artisan barbecue outfit, which has been voted one of the top 20 food trucks in the country, parked in the lot of our next-door neighbor, The Wolfe Co. But that put them only about 25 yards from our back door. We all availed ourselves of the... read more →
Apr
12
Those whirling, flashing pinwheels out in front of ADCO may seem whimsical, but they serve a serious purpose. We're joining with our client Children's Trust of South Carolina in taking a stand against child abuse: April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. We estimate that child abuse and neglect costs South... read more →
Apr
01
Everyone's calling it an April Fool's joke, but there may actually be some sales potential in this mock-product from Procter & Gamble...
Mar
25
Here's some advice from Chas Edwards of Luminate, via All Things D: One, feeds move faster than print magazines, so you need to tell your story in a series of frequent episodes, anecdotes and updates — not the grand gestures of Ogilvy or Draper. Photos are the currency of social... read more →
Mar
11
As you know, ADCO did Richland Library's recent rebrand, which won the Gold ADDY for best campaign of the year. Well, the new look continues to unfold. New signage went up at the entrances to the main library just last week. Check it out. And then be sure to go... read more →
Mar
07
The lovely Catherine Bell -- the actress, known for "JAG" and "Army Wives," who lives in Charleston -- brings our attention to the following wisdom today, via Twitter: She said that today, she particularly liked number 25.
Mar
04
We've become accustomed to the way political campaigns use Twitter and Facebook. This seemed like a new development today, though: A political advocacy position being set out on LinkedIn, which we think of as the gray, buttoned-down, business-only social medium. But it was probably inevitable; where there's a medium, there's... read more →
Mar
01
AMC alone would practically give me half of what I'd want. The WSJ says we may be moving in that direction: What happens when the "bundle" begins to unravel? The question is taking on intense importance for the cable-TV business, which for decades has forced customers to subscribe to groups, or bundles,... read more →
