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Re: UKNM: More webwashing |
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jim smith |
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Fri, 21 May 1999 09:53:04 +0100 |
At 4:37 pm +0100 on 18/5/99 Ray said:
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jim smith <jim@flenser.co.uk> said:
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>>>i think, however, you are missing the point of the argument
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(understandably, given your position). no-one is arguing for less marketing
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on the web (except for stef). the point about ad banners is that they are a
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dead-end solution: they have failed to mesh with their medium in the way
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that your other examples have succeeded to do.<<<
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"Mesh with their medium." I can't say you're wrong, Jim, because you are
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talking netty gobbledegook.
i thought i was talking media-studies/marketing bullshit. it gets quite
muffled up my arse so i must have misheard.
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But equally there are plenty of print, broadcast and ambient campaigns
ambient campaigns? to continue your ad hominem:
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Speak English, man!
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