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- BEST OF THE BLOGS. // Campaign (UK);5/28/2010, Issue 21, p25
The article presents blogs about election campaigns, creativity in advertising and salesmanship.
- Best of the blogs. // Campaign Asia-Pacific;Sep2011, p4
Several blogs on topics including Google+ social networking service from Google Inc. and creativity, are discussed.
- Production Index. // CREATIVITY;Mar2003, Vol. 11 Issue 2, p5
Reports on an increase in advertising production, as of January 2003, according to the Creativity Production Index. Decrease in production since October 2002; Advertising production at Los Angeles, California; Attitude of advertisers as of March 2003.
- Hot Spots: Post. // CREATIVITY;Sep2003, Vol. 11 Issue 8, p59
The article presents information on various advertisements. Fox Sports, "College Football." The Inferno helps to turn intentionally amateurish "art student" tinfoil creations into an innovative promotional spot set in a startling shadowbox world.
- Want to Make Art? Butler, John // Adweek Eastern Edition;5/26/2003, Vol. 44 Issue 21, p20
The article emphasizes the need for creativity in advertising. Advertisers do their best to create something that is relevant and entertaining, but in the end, it needs to motivatesomeone to buy something. Advertising is not art. It's a business masquerading as art. Advertising is about...
- Did you hear about the midnight dabbler?: Guest blog from MRM Meteorite's Will Aslett. Aslett, Will // Design Week (Online Edition);4/4/2012, p4
A blog is presented that discusses the importance of putting extra efforts to improve creativity for self-development and informs on Gavin Strange, digital design expert who pursues the hobby of photography and made a short film.
- BEST OF THE BLOGS. // Campaign (UK);12/7/2007, Issue 49, p5
The article offers information on the blogs related to the advertising campaign of Carling beer. In one blog it is stated that the advertisement is better than its other contemporary advertisements and is more classy than the previous advertisements of the brand. In an another blog it is...
- PRIVATE VIEW CREATIVE. Burley, Jonathan // Campaign (UK);3/25/2011, Issue 12, p26
In this article, the author discusses the creative art of advertising industry in Great Britain.
- ON THE CREATIVE FLOOR WIEDEN & KENNEDY. Davidson, Tony // Campaign (UK);5/20/2011, Issue 20, p32
The author explains the unconventional artistry of the members of advertising agency Wieden & Kennedy where there is no meeting rooms nor conference hals but rather a place where everyone can comment on another's work to achieve great creativity.
