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"Early
to bed, early to rise, work like hell and advertise"
is the industry motto - whether it's on the Internet, television
and radio, in newspapers or magazines or at a local movie theater
near you.
Today,
advertising remains an excellent gauge of society's mood that's
something very much akin to...art? You decide - as we check
out some of the best sites and examples on the topic for a decade-by-decade
account of the history - and mystery - of what sells...
AdFlip - Feast your eyes on some of the most effective
print ads in the history of the trade together with free e-card
galleries, daily top ten lists and more resources with paid membership.
Ad
Age - Register free for up-to-the-minute breaking news
covering the industry and offering special reports, the latest
ad spot reviews, job postings, industry resources and check out
their history of The Advertising Century for picks of the Top
100 Ad Campaigns, favorite jingles, slogans, ad icons and a timeline
of the best advertising of the past 200 years.
The
Clio Awards - The Oscars of the industry, with background
info on the annual awards for the year's best advertising and
design, with an archive of past winners and video clips in the
Clio
Awards Online Annual.
FIT
Library Internet Guide Advertising Clips - Great resource
and one-stop browsing for links to current and archived video
clips and images from around the Web, courtesy of the Fashion
Institute of Technology.
AdAccess
- Fortified with an image archive numbering in the thousands,
and featuring print ads from the early 1900's to the '50's searchable
in a database or browseable by category, including Beauty and
Hygiene, Radio, Television, Transportation, and World War II.
William
F. Eisner Museum of Advertising & Design: Online Exhibits
- The Milwaukee museum online, with virtual tours of their lastest
shows and exhibits usually centered around a single theme, from
the psychedelic 60's to the vintage Burma Shave billboard campaign,
and including visitor info, hours and contact details.
The
Ad Council : Campaigns - From the people who brought you
"a mind is a terrible thing to waste," McGruff the Crime
Dog, and Smokey Bear, with more on their most successful classic
campaigns in words and pictures.
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