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Åsk Wäppling is a warrior in the midst of a legal battle to preserve 20 years of her digital work. Thanks to the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and the lawyers who misuse it to intimidate everyday citizens, Adland.tv is now offline. DMCA criminalizes production and dissemination of technology, devices, or services intended to circumvent measures that control access to copyrighted works (commonly known as digital …
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Bart Cleveland has a lot of energy and much to teach today's up and coming advertising professionals. An art director by trade, he has been a partner in three successful ad agencies—Cleveland Clark, and Sawyer Riley Compton, both in Atlanta; and McKee Wallwork Cleveland in Albuquerque. Today, Cleveland is the founder of Job Propulsion Lab (JPL) in Austin, Texas, which is an innovative and customized training …
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Copywriters are Sherpas. Their service to brands is both a bold adventure and a grueling test of endurance. There's compensation, but all glory goes to the client (who would never see such elevated heights without a dedicated support team). Jim Mitchem and Jason Fox are copywriters who have been to the mountaintop and back. Both men have distinct voices and unique points of view, along with portfolios full of …
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SEATTLE—It's Friday afternoon in August. The agency is empty but for a handful of dedicated souls working on a new business pitch. Mike Hayward, Executive Creative Director at Copacino + Fujikado, greets me warmly and shows me around the agency's 7th-floor offices. C+F will enjoy its 20th anniversary in 2018. Hayward, a copywriter, started at the agency 13 years ago. He's a home-grown creative leader at one of the …
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A decade ago many “digital agencies” were primarily production shops sub-contracting out to the big agencies in big cities. It was a profitable business for several years, but many clients were not fully satisfied. Something was missing. According to Joe Olsen, CEO of Rova, that something was the strategy that would wed digital production to their business goals. This unmet need introduced consultants into the …
PORTLAND—Agencies with digital capabilities are a dime a dozen today. On the other hand, an agency with digital DNA that also creates compelling retail experiences, new products/companies and traditional advertising, is rare indeed. Ergo, I feel like I may be in the presence of an albino gorilla here at Struck's Old Town offices. John Gross, Strategist/Account Director, says, "We do killer websites, but we get …
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