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A question was posted on a discussion board “What is the difference between the British and American approach to digital advertising?” My first thought was, ‘other then the Americans loving the brash diamond-white smiling salesmen-type approach saying “trust me” and the English preferring cynicism, sarcasm and convincing with facts from the “and now the science [...]

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Banksy's Wall and Piece

Picked up a copy of “Wall and Piece”, the book about Banksy’s street art, on my way home the other day. One of his opening statements about his artwork relates to advertising. In essence, ‘one man’s advertising is another man’s graffiti’. He raises and interesting point, why is it that ad men are allowed to [...]

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A digital evangelist friend of mine, just alerted me to an article that popped into his inbox this morning and knew I would appreciate it: The Most Sarcastic Column You Will Ever Read. Hey, it’s pure classic. One of the best articles online I have read recently and I sheer loved it… and agreed with [...]

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I hadn’t anticipated quite the response to my last article. I have Phorm PR giving me a pat on the back and anti-Phorm bloggers vying for my blood! Ironic since I did not show my actual hand… I am deliberately staying on the fence on this issue – for the moment. I am totally against [...]

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