Can I get the U.S. rights to do this over here? …
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By David Burn
Rob Walker has a good gig. He writes about consumer culture for TNYT Magazine. This week's installment looks at Rosemary Williams, an artist and an assistant professor of new media at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota. Williams finds shopping anxiety-laden, which makes her choice to pursue "The Wall of the Mall" an act of bravery as well as an act of art, for she had to make recurrent trips to the Mall of …
I have a backlog of books I've been wanting to read, so I'll add this one to the list: Then We Came To The End: A Novel by Joshua Ferris, a former Chicago copywriter, is described as this: In this wildly funny debut from former ad man Ferris, a group of copywriters and designers at a Chicago ad agency face layoffs at the end of the '90s boom. Indignation rises over the rightful owner of a particularly coveted chair …
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[UPDATE] AME Info looks at one such buzzword. "Engagement continues to be the hottest buzzword in advertising. Everyone wants a piece of it. Or better yet, to own it." …
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30gms, the design blog from London design practice Fibre, looks at the work of Insa, a London graffiti artist. …
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Bally, 1968 35.5" x 50" $680 …
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I've been contributing to AdPulp for almost two years now, and most of the time, I post things so hastily I'll usually have to go back and fix an error or two. Such is the world we live in, always pressed for time. As a result, I'm noticing more careless writing in the world. And being a copywriter, nothing bothers me more when clients do it: I don’t mean asking for changes such as modifying an odd word or sentence, …
When I first heard about the ad below, created by the right-wing Move America Forward organization, I was reminded of this poster, created for the relatively liberal Bill Maher's book When You Ride Alone, You Ride With Bin Laden. YouTube is clearly demonstrating an ability to get all sorts of issues out to the public. It's not just for silly viral videos anymore. …
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