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Tags: View All | Transom | The Grindstone | Monkeyvision | Bobby Awards | Please Release Me | Political | Cannes, Sir | Mailbox | Bobellaneous | Listenomics | ChaosJust to prove we're an equal-opportunity scold, Democratic senatorial candidate Harold Ford Jr. behaves like a jackass in some of his attacks on Republican opponent Bob Corker. Here's one of them:
Look, the Republican Party didn't invent fearmongering. The most infamous example of it was run by the Democrats in 1964. That was the LBJ spot called "Daisy," Tony Schwartz's brutal implication that a vote for Barry Goldwater was a vote for nuclear holocaust.
Ronald Reagan is dead. Really. It was in all the papers.
The other day I was talking to a friend about The Listenomics Project.
As a major, major multimedi-ocrity, I get asked to do all sorts of things for no money. When the laughter subsides, I then express how flattered I am at the invitation then respectfully decline.
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2010 America explains what you need to know about the biggest consumer market-research project of the decade: the 2010 U.S. census. Demographics expert Peter Francese, author of this highly readable Ad Age white paper, analyzes what the census will reveal about the changing face of consumers.
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