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anti advertising site. you need this
the advertising graveyard. real ads that almost ran
, director of consumer consultancy at and non-executive director of myrtle
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It's hard, perhaps even impossible, to believe now - but there was once a world before myrtle.So we're building a little archive of the things we did when we were younger, and those things were in retrospect somehow simpler, nobler, sweeter. Light travelled in exactly straight lines and strangers were less soft, less crumbly, less likely to melt or demand cash for poetry. But the millennium touched all of us.
Take a look at some of the projects undertaken for brands like IBM, Sainsbury's and Gold's Gym.
With any luck, your next problem could be ours too.
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Myrtle's sumptuous and vigorously styled offices are located in London's famous Brunswick Centre, a structure designed to withstand nuclear and/or vast ant attack, in the heart of the once genteel Bloomsbury district where poets and writers worked, sang, laughed, drank, wept then sang again. Swathed in history and ringed by immense concrete buttresses like some neo-medieval retail zone, we love it. We also think you should add to the place you live in, if at all possible... and so we're building some local area information pages here
Yes : people are more contradictory, more aware of choice, more demanding and less ready to be talked down to or imposed upon than ever.
No: they can't be bribed, they don't think your ads are entertaining any more and they resent being sneaked up on.
Our work starts with consumers. We find patterns in the chaos of their lives.
Then we create new ways for your brand to become relevant to them. We have the skills to communicate in any medium, and the work, results and awards to prove it.
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01 The internet isn't a fashion [ gandalf ]
02 Business and time [ joho ]
03 Cluetrain manifesto [ cluetrain ]
04 Dust my broom [ rageboy ]
05 Companies know they don't know [ gandalf ]
06 The architecture of Internet 2.0 [ release 1.0 ]
07 Click, click, you're dead [ chris worth ]
08 January 03 2000 [ bruce sterling ]
[ we tend to the tree regularly -watch it grow. Feel the same way ? tell us ]
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