PAUL ISAKSON

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May 2010

13 posts

Apr 30, 2010

April 2010

9 posts

“There are more games and entertainment titles available for iPhone, iPod and iPad than for any other platform in the world.” —Thoughts on Flash
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Apr 26, 20101 note
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11:40AM Q: How do you close applications when multitasking?

A: (Scott) You don’t have to. The user just uses things and doesn’t ever have to worry about it. (Steve) It’s like we said on the iPad, if you see a stylus, they blew it. In multitasking, if you see a task manager… they blew it. Users shouldn’t ever have to think about it.

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—Live from Apple’s iPhone OS 4 event! — Engadget
Apr 8, 2010
“A brand does not have to be expensive to attract New Affluents. What they’re now demanding from brands is a new and different kind of relationship. And, as supported by these findings, the days of controlled, top-down brand marketing are over, especially for this sector. These wealthy and would-be elites are actually looking for brand interaction — a dialogue — based on integrity, authenticity and performance. And not only are they equipped for interaction, they’re demanding it.” —Is Luxury Dead? Maybe Not - Advertising Age - CMO Strategy
Apr 7, 20101 note
“It is useful to devote time and money to apps, but publishers and marketers should continue to take a broader platform-agnostic approach to the mobile world.” —Don’t Lose Sight of Big Picture in Midst of IPad Euphoria - Advertising Age - Print Edition
Apr 6, 2010
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