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The advertising industry of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s was a competitive, male-dominated landscape where denim suits, long lunches and catchy jingles ruled.
The advertising industry of the ’60s, ’70s and ’80s was a competitive, male-dominated landscape where denim suits, long lunches and catchy jingles ruled.
The Adelaide advertising firm that marketed the Marshall Government’s energy and jobs policies and boasted corporate clients including Caltex and Nova Systems has fallen into liquidation.
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In this week’s edition of Media Week, why marketers will soon be targeting machines rather than humans, Radio Adelaide re-brands, the death of the Fox News founder, a media lawyer recognised, and much more.
If a stranger offered a child free lollies in return for their picture, the parent would justifiably be angry. When this occurs on Facebook, they may not even realise it’s happening.
Across the world, corporations are working to provide you with a standardised, regulated and passifying experience. It’s time, writes Malcolm King, to fight back, for the sake of our humanity.
EXCLUSIVE: The State Government is drafting legislation to formalise Adelaide’s status as a “social laboratory”, in a bid to entice innovators to test their products here, InDaily can reveal.