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johnny be good: insights, condoms and comedy

I love the Condom08 campaign – the perfect marriage of real insight, a creative idea and seamless cross platform execution driven by data and user stories. And it’s about sex, Continue reading →

Telling Lies to Idiots? Advertising, ethics and corporate responsibility

This week, I’m curating a session at day two of Mumbrella 360. When I proposed the topic for inclusion in the crowd sourced part of the conference, I expected a Continue reading →

the dead social media practitioners society

I’m at Ad:Tech today and I just learned a valuable lesson. Not, in fact, from any of the speakers, though a few have had interesting things to say. Last night Continue reading →

accentuate the positive: constructive criticism in Adland

Sitting in the audience at yesterday’s Battle of Big Thinking, one of the most extraordinary things was the accompanying conversation on Twitter. It was free from the usual slights, snarky Continue reading →

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sexual iconography: so hot since 1400

There’s been a quite a bit of buzz around the new Seafolly ads which are currently gracing bus stops all over Sydney. While the woman featured is obviously ridiculously buff Continue reading →

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