AdLand is Back
After an amazing 20+ years, AdLand's founder Åsk "Dabitch" Wäppling needed to move on. But that didn't mean this amazing website had to go too!
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Ad Age Apple Polishes Burnett Rant
Last week, Chicago agency Leo Burnett's famous apples got rolled up into a big Publicis crepe. Perhaps in
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Tired Wired Gets Jumper Cables
Remember when subscriptions to Wired, the day-glo bible of the techno revolution, ran $50 a year? Then, when the digital
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Spike To The Rescue
Last gasp, desperation marketing is a fascinating subject. In a corporate equivalent of your life passing before your eyes, dying
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Critic Critique Thyself
Though the official reason for the recent AdAge.com redesign was to make it more "reader friendly," in
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First Bankrupt Creatively, Now Financially
As readers of Adland® know, justice isn't always swift for ad plagiarists. In fact, often they're
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Penis Play Gives Agencies Hard Ons
Chicago's "hawk," the freezing lake wind that rips through the city, has been accompanied by an
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Sponsors Strike Back
Though the public often forgets, agency folk know that broadcast TV is free because ad dollars pay for it. In
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Ad Age Adds Space
Ad Age readers couldn't help but notice the anorexic page count of recent issues. Perhaps to cover for
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AdCritic Critically Wounded
Apparently, all the advertising and traffic in the world still won't keep a website alive these days. According
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Goodby's Reefer Madness
Judging from their consistently outstanding work, the grass seems to be greener at award winning SF shop Goodby Silverstein and
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Goodby's Dignified Good-byes
Even under the duress of the current economic climate, Goodby Silverstein & Partners remains a class act in both the
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An Issue Of Taste
Just received the ill-timed new copy of Advertising Age's Creativity. It's titled "The Comedy Issue&