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ATLANTIS -- In the long run, we're all dead. But congratulations to Guinness "NoitulovE."
(Sigh)ber Winners
Oh, they're not bad. They're good. They're clever, and they definitely employed the Internet. But, sigh, they're so.... incremental. The winners of Cyber Lions, like most of the entries, use the Internet as a medium -- another channel for reaching people, as opposed to a transformational opportunity to engage the user.
Oh, Lord
Lord Maurice Saatchi, the advertising living legend and gigantically-bespectacled parliamentarian, spoke in Cannes Thursday with a message borrowed from Thoreau:
THE SECRET OF AWARD-WINNING PRINT ADVERTISING -- PART 2
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Cannes it be Happening Again So Soon?
The French, we have to come realize, are quite adept at preparing foodstuffs. The blue Mediterranean is -- whatayacallit? -- blue. It doesn't matter that a beer costs $12 when the Crain family is paying the tab. The little woman is getting a very nearly free vacation and the beach is filled with some of the most beautiful women that money can build. All in all, another week on the French Riviera should be junketalicious.
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