Tag Archives: Fast Company

Blogola Goes Big-Time in Mainstream Media

Posted on December 6, 2017 by Campaign Outsider

For several years now the hardtracking staff has noted the growing use of blogola in violation of Federal Trade Commission guidelines, from Lord & Taylor’s paying 50 bloggers under the table to wear a dress from its Design Lab clothing collection and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged blogola, blogolanaut, Business Insider, Design Lab, Entrepreneur, Fast Company, Federal Trade Commission, Forbes, FTC, Honda, Huffington Post, HuffPost, Inc., Jason Feifer, John Biggs, Jon Christian, Lord & Taylor, Mario Ruiz, Mashable, pay-for-bray, TechCrunch, The Outline, Varun Satyam | Leave a comment

DEATH AND SELFIES: Digital Media And The End Of Mortality

Posted on November 11, 2013 by Campaign Outsider

It’s the latest cultural tut-tutchstone: Everyone’s clucking about Selfies at Funerals, a Tumblr page that delivers exactly what it promises. Here’s a representative sample: The site is the brainchild of Jason Feifer, a senior editor at Fast … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Fast Company, Find a Grave, Find a Grave Store, Huffington Post, I-Memorial, I-Postmortem Ltd., I-Tomb, Jason Feifer, Jezebel, Joseph Epstein, Selfies at Funerals, Tumblr, tut-tutchstone, Twitter, Ubergizmo, VirtualTomb, Wall Street Journal, Weekly Standard | 1 Comment

Tag Archives: Fast Company

Blogola Goes Big-Time in Mainstream Media

DEATH AND SELFIES: Digital Media And The End Of Mortality

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