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Monday Morning Stir
October
18, 2019 - 10:00 AM Comment
A roundup of
industry news from around the web.
-37 chocolate bars proclaim “we’re the official candy of Halloween.”
-37 chocolate bars proclaim “we’re the official candy of Halloween.”
-46%
of all car commercials say “It’s scary how big
the savings are. Qualified buyers and lessees only. Offers subject to terms and conditions.
Professional driver, closed course. Do not attempt.”
-Gary
Vaynerchuk talks about things
he knows nothing about.
-Holding company shares slide 14%. Executive compensation, bonuses increase 22%.
-Holding company shares slide 14%. Executive compensation, bonuses increase 22%.
-Facebook
stops
selling your personal information; to sell your children instead.
-Cindy Gallop running out of things to blow up.
-Cindy Gallop running out of things to blow up.
-Agency
Senior Management seen talking to
someone not in senior management.
-Gary
Vaynerchuk hospitalized for
becoming a verb. “He’s Vaynerchuking and we can’t stop him,” medicos report.
-5G
eliminates “dead zones.” “We’re now calling them ‘comatose zones,’” Telco spokesbot
says.
-Survey:
91% of audio devices think the questions you ask it are inane.
-Free
bagel Friday lowers creative
attrition rate to a mere 72%.
-Freelancer
going out as “employed
copywriter” for Halloween.
-Client
takes 72-hours
to review work that was “due yesterday.”
-HR
leader found in office on Friday.
-Publicis’
“Marcel”
seeks name, sex change.
-ACD forgets: “Am I a ninja or a rockstar?”
-ACD forgets: “Am I a ninja or a rockstar?”
-AI
system that replaced copywriter replaced by Magnetic Poetry Kit.
-Obscure
agency produces :15s that reaffirm why they are obscure.
-“Agile”
ops person books all-day meeting to explain what agile means.
-Over-40 creative asked
his opinion.
-“Data? I hardly know her,” quips disgruntled agency vet.
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