The Man Behind The FedEx Logo
10-11-2008 | 06:55 PM
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The Man Behind The FedEx Logo
Recently, I have become very interested in branding and advertising. It all started with hearing a radio ad from one of my clients. So, typical of me, I began researching all over the place and it was inevitable that I would come to the FedEx logo. Thought I'd share this interview with the man behind the arrow.
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10-11-2008 | 07:07 PM
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cool story...but he crashed short of the runway in the sand dunes at LAX????...the nearest sand dunes are in glamis which is a 4hr drive....he came up well short....nothing like the imperial sand dunes and a sandrail!!!
10-11-2008 | 09:45 PM
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Recently, I have become very interested in branding and advertising. It all started with hearing a radio ad from one of my clients. So, typical of me, I began researching all over the place and it was inevitable that I would come to the FedEx logo. Thought I'd share this interview with the man behind the arrow.
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10-11-2008 | 11:53 PM
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I thought so too ... Dockweiler maybe? Got a good laugh out of it. When I think of sand dunes I think of Yuma. Don't think even an advertising guy could get that far off course, at least in a simulator. Good thing he stuck to his day job - he's obviously superb at it.
Thanks for posting the interview. Very interesting.
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sand dunes at LAX????...
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Maybe he was talking about the dunes approaching on 6 or 7.
sand dunes at LAX????...
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Maybe he was talking about the dunes approaching on 6 or 7.
I thought so too ... Dockweiler maybe? Got a good laugh out of it. When I think of sand dunes I think of Yuma. Don't think even an advertising guy could get that far off course, at least in a simulator. Good thing he stuck to his day job - he's obviously superb at it.
Thanks for posting the interview. Very interesting.
10-12-2008 | 11:17 AM
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