I am still somewhat of a new kid to the digital agency world, having recently made the leap from another kind of agency – a music booking agency.

The RIAA just announced that, yes; from 2010 to 2011 people did in fact pay for streaming music subscriptions and that even services like Pandora contribute to creating revenue for the music industry (http://news.cnet.com/8301-31001_3-57405252-261/riaa-consumers-are-shelling-out-for-subscription-music). Naturally the Internet is buzzing with advocates from both sides of the issue pointing out numbers that support their cause: The [...]

Remember when knowing how to type was a prerequisite for a job? Ok, truth be told neither do I. These days, that would be akin to saying “come potty trained”. But I do remember typing classes as a student in elementary school. How can we forget those floppy disks?

Over the course of the past several months, we’ve witnessed one of the most entertaining, scary and mind-numbing presidential primaries of recent time. The Republican Party is either battling for its soul or we are witnessing the most brilliant performance art piece of all time.

As companies grapple with a market that is less than stable, with declining revenues and an ever-present need to maximize resources (while minimizing expenditures) there’s a reasonably simple and inexpensive solution out there: Be nice to your employees.

One of the many benefits of working at a small agency is getting to know and interact with every single person in the company. This promotes such a great sense of togetherness and makes the working environment open, friendly and comfortable. We know and care about what’s going on in each other’s lives and have a sense of camaraderie almost by default since we all see each other and come into some kind of contact everyday.

“It takes a village to raise a child” is an expression communicating the fact that it takes many different people, with their varying views and priorities, to form the person that a child becomes. The same is true when it comes to creating a successful digital media campaign.

Great job team! View the project here.

CABLEFAX SELECTS MIKE MOLNAR, MANAGING PARTNER OF GLOW INTERACTIVE, AS ONE OF ELITE “SWEET 16 OF CABLE” New York – May 12, 2011 – Glow Interactive (www.glowinteractive.com), a leading New York-based interactive marketing, advertising and creative agency, today announced that its managing partner, Mike Molnar, has been selected by CableFAX as a recipient of the [...]

It’s no surprise that Apple has dropped the ball in creating and delivering iAds, they shouldn’t have entered the creative space in the first place.

When Apple announced that they would be exclusively creating iAds for clients, most industry insiders were skeptical. Turns out they were right, as the result has been delayed ads, delayed campaign rollouts and a slew of dissatisfied customers.