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George Tannenbaum on the future of advertising, the decline of the English Language and other frivolities. 100% jargon free. A Business Insider "Most Influential" blog.

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Wasted motion.

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For the past couple of weeks or so, the DiSano Brothers have been "deconstructing" the parking lot, a ramp and a small building ac...
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Corruption.

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"George," my therapist rails, "you're too Old Testament. Too inclined to see things in terms of absolute good and absolut...
Monday, November 29, 2010

More reflections and a bit of a rant.

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I'm reading right now "And All the Devils Are Here," a book on the collapse of the American (and world) financial system by Be...
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Reflections.

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Advertising in Cuneiform.

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There is a body of people--they are everywhere--who proudly and loudly and constantly proclaim "this will change everything. This will ...
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Sunday, November 28, 2010

Some numbers.

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Of course, radio advertising is dead. Of course, newspapers, and newspaper advertising are dead. Of course, magazines and magazine advertisi...
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Thursday, November 25, 2010

Proof women don't get it.

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Some blonde, a Victoria's Secret model, is gushing on CBS, announcing the Macy's parade. My wife comments "She actually has a b...
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A new word.

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I just heard an interview on NPR's "Morning Edition" of Steven Levitan, who is the co-creator and executive producer of an ABC...
Tuesday, November 23, 2010

It's all the same to me.

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There's no shortage of articles and blog posts and snarky comments about the sameness of modern advertising. But it occurs to me that yo...

Best wishes from a truck.

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