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David Armano with a good round up of several articles looking at the current crisis facing traditional agencies. Go have a read.

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Published Jan 27 2008, 07:39 PM by Robin Grant

Filed under: agency landscape

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by Gregory Allan

January 30, 2008 1:38 AM

I couldn't agree more; TV is dying, paper is on its way out and consumers are paying less attention to more traditional online advertising. On top of this DRM is dead in the water and copyright's days are numbered. We approaching days where all information will be free, unfortunately sorting the “wheat from the chaff" is going to be a bothersome process, one that will be resolved but it will also be the end of carpet bombing the masses with advertising as marketing will become more of a "pull" endeavor rather than "push". http://gregallan77.spaces.live.com/

by Robert Frost

February 5, 2008 4:01 PM

It's pointless companies attending trade shows and maintaining a brochure library now. Many of the trade fairs are dead. People just Google things as and when they need them. PDFs, online brochures and websites have replaced the company brochure. Rob, www.AdStorm.co.uk

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