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May 04, 2005
The future of advertising is in Bermuda
Posted by Dominic Basulto
Stuart Elliott of the New York Times previews the upcoming conference of the American Association of Advertising Agencies ("the four A's") in Bermuda, which will unite the "poo-bahs and panjandrums of advertising" as they debate the future of the industry. At least two big issues will be up for discussion by Madison Avenue execs, says Elliott:
"Agencies are still searching for more effective methods to reach increasingly elusive consumers. They are still seeking ways to more accurately measure the return on investment for advertising spending."
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