...such a crazy, fast-moving, tumultuous moment. I think the political action is just further highlighting that division. Can you talk a little more about how live video plays into all...

...consumers may be looking to Live a Little—as we phrased one of our 10 Trends for 2012—and splurge on moderate amounts of luxury. That helps to explain why more drugstore...

...says that while people have come to terms with a new economic reality, this hasn’t curbed their desire to “Live a Little,” one of our 10 Trends for 2012. What...

...that in the midst of financial woes and pressure to live healthy, clean lives, people are looking for small indulgences and other ways to let go (a little bit). With...

...passion with second-screen experiences, communal experiences, live complementary experiences, the more loyal that audience will wind up being. And what we’ve done [at IFC], we created second-screen experiences for almost...

...2011 list. -Americans racked up $5.6 billion in credit card debt in November, according to Time, perhaps in an attempt to “Live a Little,” one of our 10 Trends for...

...I left my agency job. I’ve had these two timelines that have finally merged into this little career I have now. It’s interesting that you segued your way into being...

...preference for foods that feel less artificial or newfangled, as well as the ongoing urge to Live a Little (one of our 10 Trends for 2012). Image credit: Blogspot...

...Americans’ buying power has shifted in the past four years, taking note of our 2012 trend Live a Little. –The Next Web examines “how technology is changing the way we...

...We’re now coming to the realization that, actually, there are things we can do. We live in a world that tries very hard to convince us that resistance to new...