Topic : Naming
As we approach a presidential election, I've been thinking about campaign slogans old and new, memorable and forgettable. Is the political slogan still relevant? Or is it passé in the era of hashtags, acronyms, and memes?
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Article Topics:Evasive ManeuversEuphemisms old and newMaster of the Malarkey Arts September 10, 2020 By Mark Peters
Whether you're interested in a mastery of mystic arts degree or finding your own twin flame, we have euphemism for you.
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It's a leap! It's a limit! It's all tied up! It's ready to go! The many meanings—and origins—of a familiar word.
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"Plantation"--a word with a complicated history in the US--appears in many brand and community names. Is it time to abandon it?
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How important is a slogan during a global health crisis like the one we're experiencing with COVID-19? More important than you might think.
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A case recently argued before the US Supreme Court — by telephone! — teaches us a lot about trademarks, generic terms, and domain names.
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Article Topics:CandlepowerAd and marketing creatives(Talkin' 'Bout) the Generations April 28, 2020 By Nancy Friedman
Before the 20th century, generational names were rare or nonexistent. What changed? And what do the names of generations tell us about history and identity?
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June 18, 2020