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Fast Take - JDK's Living Brand Strategy | April 18, 2007
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 April 18, 2007"As an entrepreneur, it's exciting for me to see other people start their own business." Jason Cecchettini, lender, Prosper.com Go
Behind JDK Design Less Hulk, More Bruce Lee | by Mark Borden The striking power of Michael Jager and his JDK crew - a bizarro creative hit squad that helps clients zero in on their psychographic id. Poll Position: Getting Creative | by Do you like Michael Jager's "Living Brand" strategy?Take the Fast Company poll! The Creative Power of JDK Video: The Creative Power of JDK | by JDK Design Michael Jager talks about being featured in Fast Company and his agency's work on Xbox, Nike, MTV, and other campaigns. Resource Centers Garage Shop Innovation | by Richard Watson Too much experience, too much familiarity, or too much money can kill innovation fast. That's why game-changing ideas tend to come from a lone inventor or two in a cramped garage. Free Speech and Censorship in Online Communities | by David Teten and Scott Allen Is free speech an absolute right in online communities? Yes, but community owners have the right to establish and enforce codes of conduct. Visit Fast Company's online Resource Centers for frequent columns, recommended tools and resources, the opportunity to tap the experience and expertise of our online contributors, and the chance to engage in a dialogue with other readers.fastcompany.com FC Expert Blogs City Success | by John N. Pasmore New York City grinds down entrepreneurs and ships them out as if the Meat Packing District was named for business owners. Some make it. And some seem as if they were made for taking on City-sized projects and churning out businesses. John McDonald chose to tackle restaurants and magazines in what seemed like a peculiarly bad choice of two notoriously difficult businesses. What he delivered, however, has been a success. Le-Xbox 360 Test Drive Unlimited | by Peter Fasano Lexus wants you behind the wheel of their cars. They really want to have the 18-34 drivers behind the wheel of their cars. The challenge is how to reach them when they have not left the couch and their home media system. Visit Fast Company's expert blogs for more insights in innovation, technology, design, leadership, management, technology, work/life, and careers.Fast Company Expert Blogs Email the Editor Have something to say about these stories or Fast Company magazine?Send us your feedback.   VENT
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