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Corporate communications in 2013, I believe, with focus on three key areas: Mobile. Social. Video. The Internet is nearly 20 years old, so many aspects have become relatively mature, in terms of technology, suppliers and standards. SEO, CMS and Usability are familiar to most ‘C level’ executives and are generally well-researched and implemented. So where is …Read More…
Intensely concise, subliminal television advertisements (known as ‘blip-verts’), were released on an unsuspecting world in 1985. Some viewers died! Network 23, (responsible for creating blip-verts), went out of business a few years later. Blip-verts, Network 23 and the cyberpunk futuristic vision of “Max Headroom” were all fictional! However, the appetite in today’s developed society for ever-briefer snippets …Read More…
Most people acknowledge that advertising can often, at some level, be equated with deception. In text, it may be the clear, concise statement of positives and avoidance of negative inference. In images, it may be the casting of an actor, or at very least, a person with slightly better than average skintone. These are accepted …Read More…
I still recall the stark print advertisement, years ago, which sparked my love of advertising. Done well, advertising grabs your attention, stimulates your emotions and is highly memorable. However, emotions are also aroused within the advertising world on the issue of originality. According to Campaign China, advertising agency DDB Group Hong Kong has succumbed to …Read More…
