Comments on: Branding Saturation http://tcn.co.uk/mak/blog/2006/08/branding-saturation/ From Hong Kong to London Fri, 18 May 2012 22:33:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Luica http://tcn.co.uk/mak/blog/2006/08/branding-saturation/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Luica Wed, 30 Aug 2006 06:40:00 +0000 http://tcn.co.uk/mak/wordpress/2006/08/branding-saturation/#comment-13 Exactly bunbun. The irony is that education should be pointing people in the right direction instead of leading them into more branding rubbish. Exactly bunbun. The irony is that education should be pointing people in the right direction instead of leading them into more branding rubbish.

]]> By: bunbun http://tcn.co.uk/mak/blog/2006/08/branding-saturation/comment-page-1/#comment-12 bunbun Wed, 30 Aug 2006 04:26:00 +0000 http://tcn.co.uk/mak/wordpress/2006/08/branding-saturation/#comment-12 i think we cant avoid the " branding" situation in every medium... its just everywhere. It makes me thinking of a scene in "Minority Report" when Tom Cruise walking down the street with the ads popping up without leaving your eyesight.<br/><br/>That's why education is important , to encourage youngsters the ability to analyze and distingiuish among the flooded information...<br/><br/>burning the goods is really unwise. i think we cant avoid the ” branding” situation in every medium… its just everywhere. It makes me thinking of a scene in “Minority Report” when Tom Cruise walking down the street with the ads popping up without leaving your eyesight.

That’s why education is important , to encourage youngsters the ability to analyze and distingiuish among the flooded information…

burning the goods is really unwise.

]]> By: SEO Blogosphere http://tcn.co.uk/mak/blog/2006/08/branding-saturation/comment-page-1/#comment-11 SEO Blogosphere Wed, 30 Aug 2006 04:06:00 +0000 http://tcn.co.uk/mak/wordpress/2006/08/branding-saturation/#comment-11 This kind of extreme behaviour (burning all branded goods) is missing the point: even without our advertising industry, we couldn't get away from branding. It's part of being human to want to categorize things, and to be competitive, to always be seeking "the best." Branding existed way before the media.<br/><br/>On the other hand, paying literally thousands of dollars for anything just for the brand is also extreme. This kind of extreme behaviour (burning all branded goods) is missing the point: even without our advertising industry, we couldn’t get away from branding. It’s part of being human to want to categorize things, and to be competitive, to always be seeking “the best.” Branding existed way before the media.

On the other hand, paying literally thousands of dollars for anything just for the brand is also extreme.

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