Friday, November 16, 2007
About Me

- Name: Samuel D. Bradley
- Location: Lubbock, Texas, United States
I'm an advertising professor at Texas Tech who studies cognitive processing of mediated messages. I oversee a psychophysiology lab at Tech.
Weblogs Worth Reading
- Ad Age's Small Agency Blog
- Ad Age's Bob Garfield
- Audio Prof Blog
- b&a blog
- Blog of Joy
- Chris Brogan
- Communication and Gender Spot
- Convergence Research Matters
- Fine on Media
- Framing Science
- Freakonomics
- Future of Ads
- Jim's Marketing Blog
- KR Connect
- Leah's Blog
- MIT Advertising Lab
- Neuromarketing
- On Media Theory
- Paige Filler
- Seth's Blog
- Talent Blog
- Tim Thoughts
- Tomorrow's Professor Blog
- Well -- NY Times
Links
- PDFs of Bradley's Research
- Bob Schaller
- Communication & Cognition
- GeekBrief.tv
- Texas Tech University College of Mass Communications
- Advertising Age
- Ad Age Power 150
- Missouri School of Journalism PRIME lab
- Lovemarks
- Kruschke's Virtual Mentor for graduate students
My Favorite Posts
- An Inquiry Into What Is Not Right
- Negativity Bias on Television
- Arousal Takes Time
- Role of Blogs in Academic Careers
- Homers Mark New Twist to Red, Blue States
- Communication Profoundly Affects Society
- Arbitrary Thoughts on Weblogs
- Strong Memory Helps See Reality
- Why We Collect Snow Globes
- Winning in Short and Long-Term
- The Fire That Burns Within
- You Cannot Just Decide a Brand
- Brands Like Us
- Why I Love Human Vision
- Seeing the Lion or the Trees
- Modeling Communication Theories
- First Step Toward a Solution
- Being Good
- Teaching Creativity
Previous Posts
- Consider Reading My New Blog
- Sincerity Crucial to Ads, PR, and Social Media
- GeekBrief.tv Offers Tech Realted Podcast Fun
- Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays
- High Life Delivery Man : Resonant Ad Icon
- LPGA Commissioner on Social Media, Equality
- 3 Cognitive Tips to Build Your Brand in 2009
- Make Powerful Social Networks in The Sandbox
- 5 Newsroom Tips to Improve Your Blog Today
- Relationship Targeting: Know Your Customer
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