Dan Wieden of Wieden+Kennedy, who created Nike’s ‘Just Do It’, dies

Dan Wieden, American advertising executive and co-founder of Wieden+Kennedy, was widely regarded as one of the industry's greatest creative minds, who had built a culture at his indie agency that put creativity over conformity.

Dan Wieden, co-founder of Wieden+Kennedy, dies. Global ad industry mourns the passing of the revered adman and brain behind Nike’s Just Do It.

Bookstrapping Review: The Crimson Spring by Navtej Sarna

In The Crimson Spring, when Navtej Sarna writes about fights, he becomes a warrior. When he writes about temples, he becomes a believer. And when he writes about love, he becomes a poet. (Image: Amazon)

Navtej Sarna’s The Crimson Spring leaves you wondering what could possibly motivate the atrocities inflicted by Dyer and Dwyer. Bookstrapping Rating: 3.5 stars.

Bookstrapping: The Shortest History of India by John Zubrzycki

The author believes that India's proudest achievement has been its unbroken record as a liberal democracy; over seven decades it has successfully conducted 17 general elections and many state elections. The book also questions whether this is enough.

Let’s salute the author for attempting this extremely difficult book, which is also ridiculously easy to have an opinion on. Bookstrapping Rating: 4 stars