Sam Anderson is a Network Editor at The Drum. He specializes in marketing and advertising, with a keen interest in the intersections of travel, e-commerce, and the arts. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, The Inertia, and Medium.
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Amity Warme scopes out "El Nino" (Pineapple Express variation, 5.13 c/d).
Here’s the deal: If you want visual stimulation and alpine drama, look elsewhere in a climbing documentary. But if you want a dense mountain report from an ambivalent veteran, immune to travails that could force lesser souls to the brink, keep watching.
We ask leading marketers for their magic interview questions for spotting true talent.
In 1981, today’s most-pervasive avalanche rescue technology only existed as an emerging solution to detect tumors.
For The Drum’s fashion and beauty focus we’ve cast our (discerning) eye over some of the biggest names in fashion. But what about the next generation of upstarts? We asked for some tips.
Currys. Marc Jacobs. Duolingo. Brands keep blowing up on social by letting their freak flag fly. But is there another way? We asked leading marketers.
By: Sam Anderson
The Drum sits down with the Amazon streaming service’s marketing boss, Rachel Delphin, to talk about its push for new content types, welcoming an ‘influx’ of brands and a redoubled focus on community.
The proposal would transform an old rail system into a 300-mile trail, opening vast sections of the Eel River to the public. But for the Indigenous people who were forcibly displaced, prioritizing public over tribal access resurfaces old wounds.
Posh Women are into the second round of the Adobe Women’s FA Cup after penalty shoot-out success at PIMS Park.
By: Sam Anderson
Even the most freewheeling advertising creative is limited by the constraints of budget, client, and physics. But what do they come up with in their wildest dreams?
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