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Advertising, Marketing | post Apr. 11 Pitching New Business & Having Sex: Both Require Protection. Inspired by the AMC's new reality series "The Pitch," I make an uncanny comparison between pitching new business and having sex. comments  0 by Greg Ricciardi

Culture, Branding, Marketing | post Dec. 29 The Most Challenging Branding Project...Ever The joy of finding out that we are having another daughter in February was quickly overshadowed by the realization that my wife and I would have to agree on another name for a girl. comments  23 by John Dean

Automotive, Technology, Marketing | post Jun. 15 Roadside Navigator Gone are the days of riding with Steven Hawking or the lady from The Weakest Link as your default GPS roadside navigator. comments  0 by Justin Graham

Advertising, Marketing | post Apr. 11 Pitching New Business & Having Sex: Both Require Protection. Inspired by the AMC's new reality series "The Pitch," I make an uncanny comparison between pitching new business and having sex. comments  0 by Greg Ricciardi

Advertising, Entertainment | post Mar. 17 2011 Addy's Night 2011 Addy's Night comments  2 by Gary Kopervas

Culture, Advertising, Food | post Mar. 17 MEAN MA-SHEEN! All-Natural Energy Drink with 20% Tiger’s Blood! Don’t laugh. You know you saw it coming. In fact, somebody somewhere no doubt, has a team of R&D guys working round the clock on a product just like this. comments  0 by Gary Kopervas

Ninesight, Culture, Typography | post Mar. 29 Finding 29 A simple quest in my daily life for the number 29. comments  0 by Greg Ricciardi

Ninesight, Culture, Typography | post Mar. 29 Finding 29 A simple quest in my daily life for the number 29. comments  0 by Greg Ricciardi

Ninesight, Culture | post Jul. 29 A 20nine Birthday Nobody can be uncheered with a balloon” - Winnie the Pooh comments  0 by 20nine

Ninesight, Culture | post Mar. 30 Not Another 20ninth Birthday This is not a birthday celebration. This is an initiation, an induction. comments  1 by 20nine

Ninesight, Culture, Typography | post Mar. 29 Finding 29 A simple quest in my daily life for the number 29. comments  0 by Greg Ricciardi

Culture, Branding, Marketing | post Dec. 29 The Most Challenging Branding Project...Ever The joy of finding out that we are having another daughter in February was quickly overshadowed by the realization that my wife and I would have to agree on another name for a girl. comments  23 by John Dean

Culture, Entertainment | post Nov. 29 What Do Your Holiday Decorations Say About You? The Purist, The Perfectionist, The Sentimentalist. We know we’re just scratching the surface. So help us out. Tell us what archetype best fits you or better yet, send us an original archetype. comments  1 by 20nine

Technology, Government | post Jan. 31 Implications of MegaUpload When anyone thinks of MegaUpload, the first thought that comes to mind is probably, "Oh, it's the place where you can watch movies for free." While this was a common use for the site, there were plenty of legitimate users who used the service to store their files. These files were business documents, photos, and school work. Now, the United States Government has stated that they intend on destroying all of MegaUpload's data. comments  0 by Lenny Maher

Technology | post Aug. 26 Unlimited Detail Graphics You can find 3D graphics in everything from video games to movies, to architectural renderings. comments  0 by Lenny Maher

Culture, Technology, Entertainment, Music | post Jul. 28 A New Way to Listen When it comes to music we all go about getting it in different ways, some more ethical than others. Some of us buy our music, a lot of us don't buy our music. comments  1 by Jenna Navitsky

Technology, Government | post Jan. 31 Implications of MegaUpload When anyone thinks of MegaUpload, the first thought that comes to mind is probably, "Oh, it's the place where you can watch movies for free." While this was a common use for the site, there were plenty of legitimate users who used the service to store their files. These files were business documents, photos, and school work. Now, the United States Government has stated that they intend on destroying all of MegaUpload's data. comments  0 by Lenny Maher

Culture, Branding, Marketing | post Dec. 29 The Most Challenging Branding Project...Ever The joy of finding out that we are having another daughter in February was quickly overshadowed by the realization that my wife and I would have to agree on another name for a girl. comments  23 by John Dean

Branding, Marketing | post Mar. 29 Synergis Brand Refresh A behind the scenes peek into our design process for the Synergis brand refresh. comments  1 by Kevin Hammond

Fine Arts, Branding, Technology | post Mar. 9 Let me sketch this out for you, anyone got a computer? An interesting post caught my eye the other day on a LinkedIn group for AIGA. comments  5 by Greg Ricciardi

Fine Arts | post Nov. 29 Simply Beautiful "Networkism is a growing artistic trend, characterized by the portrayal of figurative graph structures... comments  0 by Justin Graham

Fine Arts | post May. 12 Fast in the Slow Lane This morning I woke up a bit early comments  0 by Kevin Hammond

Fine Arts, Branding, Technology | post Mar. 9 Let me sketch this out for you, anyone got a computer? An interesting post caught my eye the other day on a LinkedIn group for AIGA. comments  5 by Greg Ricciardi

Culture, Entertainment | post Nov. 29 What Do Your Holiday Decorations Say About You? The Purist, The Perfectionist, The Sentimentalist. We know we’re just scratching the surface. So help us out. Tell us what archetype best fits you or better yet, send us an original archetype. comments  1 by 20nine

Culture, Technology, Entertainment, Music | post Jul. 28 A New Way to Listen When it comes to music we all go about getting it in different ways, some more ethical than others. Some of us buy our music, a lot of us don't buy our music. comments  1 by Jenna Navitsky

Culture, Entertainment | post Jun. 27 Getting in Touch with Reality I’ll shamelessly admit that I’ve been a longtime fan of reality television. I religiously tuned in to the Real World, the Real Housewives, The Bachelor (and of course, The Bachelorette - it’s not like you can watch one without watching the other), and TLC’s resident screaming Italian baker, Cake Boss. Before I knew it, I was a reality junkie. That is, until recently. comments  0 by Elizabeth DePaul

Culture, Food | post Aug. 26 Deep Fried Fridays Here at 20nine we love to party and will come up with any excuse to do so. It’s someone’s birthday…let’s do lunch. It’s summer…let’s do Happy Hours. It’s Friday…let’s do deep fry? comments  0 by Ashley Thurston-Curry

Culture, Food | post Jun. 27 Jimmies Versus Sprinkles: The Great Debate I've always loved ice cream, always craved it. Whenever I'd get sick as a kid, the only thing I could stomach was ice cream. Chocolate, in particular. Big scoops adorned with hot fudge, whipped cream, maraschino cherries, and jimmies– Jimmies? comments  10 by Erin Doyle

Food | post Mar. 25 Could Innovative Packaging Design Help You Lose A Size? It’s that time of year again. The days are getting longer. The air is getting warmer. The birds are getting louder. Summer is on its way in and winter is on its way out. Which is something I am looking forward to…except for one tiny, little detail. comments  0 by Ashley Thurston-Curry

Culture, Technology, Entertainment, Music | post Jul. 28 A New Way to Listen When it comes to music we all go about getting it in different ways, some more ethical than others. Some of us buy our music, a lot of us don't buy our music. comments  1 by Jenna Navitsky

Culture, Entertainment, Music | post Apr. 21 Music To Our Ears We love music. Not only is it another creative avenue in which we get to express ourselves, but it is also a major part of 20nine’s everyday, and it’s not often a day goes by without it. comments  0 by Jenna Navitsky

Automotive, Technology, Marketing | post Jun. 15 Roadside Navigator Gone are the days of riding with Steven Hawking or the lady from The Weakest Link as your default GPS roadside navigator. comments  0 by Justin Graham

Automotive, Culture | post Apr. 28 What A Car Says About Its Owner A retrospective study of what your car says about you comments  0 by Brandon Rowe

Automotive | post Feb. 23 If It Looks and Talks Like A Duck, Is It Still A Sweet Ride? An identity crisis in the automotive industry... comments  2 by Brandon Rowe

Sports, Entertainment | post Apr. 1 Guessing Your Way to the Water Cooler When the first signs of spring roll around, you relish in the longer days and warmer temperatures by turning the clocks back, pulling the BBQ out, and having some beers for St. Patty’s Day. But every year when March greets us, it marks not only the beginning of spring, but the start of another season as well – March Madness. That’s right, ‘tis the season to pretend that you actually know a little something about college basketball. comments  0 by John Dean

01Liner | post Mar. 30 01LINER: March 2011 You write. We judge. Somebody wins... comments  5 by Gary Kopervas

01Liner | post Mar. 1 01LINER You write. We judge. Somebody wins… comments  30 by Gary Kopervas

Economy, Marketing | post Feb. 22 An Offer I Couldn’t Refuse This past Christmas was my son's first Christmas. He was six months old at the time. My wife and I decided to do what countless others in our position have decided to do: get a photo of our little one with Santa Claus... comments  0 by Mike Ryan

Fashion | post Feb. 21 Direct Me to the "Husky" Section Please Never in a million years did I think these words would come out of my mouth. I, Ashley Thurston-Curry, tried to buy my dog clothes. Oh, God, they look just as bad written as they did when I announced it. What have I become?... comments  1 by Ashley Thurston-Curry

Fashion, Entertainment | post Feb. 8 Shopping Smart. A Trend or Maturity? Insights from a reformed shopper... comments  0 by Christine Petrongolo