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If there’s one odd byproduct of the success of “Mad Men,” it’s the excavation of older ad executives proclaiming that the show gets the so-called “Golden Age of Advertising” exactly right

The result is advertising agencies have confused public relations with brand building for the past 50 years.

Global and U.S. brands in the beauty category need to consider the tipping point when the status quo of “face plus slogan” no longer persuades as powerfully as it once did.

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If the top brands buying ads for this year's Super Bowl went head-to-head in a Social Bowl, who would win?