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Accounting for Taste: Why It (Still) Matters

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By Thomas Cunningham
| Creative Salon
The former global head of communications for IPG explores what commercial artists — from Warhol to today — remind us about creativity and craft in the age of AI Advertising has long borrowed its power from art — and at its best, it does so not just to sell products, but to shape culture. A visit to the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh offers the thrill of encountering one of the twentieth century’s most influential artists in his hometown.
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‎Teach the Babies w/ Dr. David J. Johns on Apple Podcasts

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By Thomas Cunningham
| Apple Podcasts
2 episodes On the first season of Teach the Babies with Dr. David J. Johns, we’re examining the impact of one arguably among the most consequential Supreme Court cases, Brown vs the Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas. As we acknowledge the 70th anniversary of the first Brown decision we’re still grappling with questions about the effects and impact of Brown. On the first season of Teach the Babies with Dr. David J.
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A Bittersweet Business in Michigan

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By Thomas Cunningham
| Mirror News Verified
Swiss company Nestle pays the state of Michigan next to nothing to bottle its water. According to MLive.com, Nestle pays $200 dollars a year to pump over 210 million gallons of water annually out of the Great Lakes water system. That’s less than $1 per million gallons of water or to frame it another way $0.0000009524 per gallon. Nestle, as a whole, has made $89.5 billion in overall sales according to their own financial review for investors.
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