RICHARD WHITMAN
Staff Writer
- Good Grief
by
Bob Garfield
(Garfield at Large on
12/05/2016)
Wow! That is totally forgettable! And, yes, vocal fry (although it's somewhat mild in this case) is the most annoying thing in the world!
- Agency Full of 'Experience Mavens' and More Cowbell Gets New Management Team
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
12/01/2016)
I will have to read that, George! :)
- If You're Over 50, Please Take This Survey (And Everyone Else In Advertising Who Isn't)
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
11/02/2016)
Marcelo, I agree. Which is why I took the survey myself and was not presented with any sort of registration form nor did I receive any follow up.
- To No One's Surprise, Morale Sucks In the Ad Industry
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
10/24/2016)
I am real! Richard Whitman is real! This is not a joke! ;)
- Art Directors Club And The One Club Decide To Merge
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
10/04/2016)
Jack, sorry. I see my editor fixed it. I had originally intended to write almost 100-year-old ADC but I see that I submitted "almost 20-year-old ADC." My bad!
- Ad Agency That Can't Spell Pokemon Creates Pokemon Characters That Can Be Found At Ad Agencies (Face Palm)
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
07/25/2016)
Always great to see you here, George!
- Correction: Droga5 Web Site, Petition
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
06/28/2016)
I'll just stop by to drop this:
"On 25 Jun 2016, at 10:01, Olivia Sweeting <olivia@persuasioncomms.com> wrote:
Hi there,
Some satire: www.removeeverythingnotbritishfromtheworldwideweb.com. Made by Droga5 London. "
I'm thinking most people would fully conclude that this work came from Droga5 London. Am I right?
- What Everyone Didn't Notice About that Racist Chinese Detergent Ad
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
05/30/2016)
I have eyes everywhere!
- CNBC Launches In-House Agency to Reach Audiences 'A Thousand Different Ways'
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
04/14/2016)
Thanks, Jerry:)
- Over Two Thirds of Digital Display Is Bought By Robots, Er, Programmatic Computers
by
Richard Whitman
(Mediapsssst on
04/07/2016)
Granted, creativity is best left in the hands of humans but consider the endless amount of ads for kinives you see next to stories about knife murders or the annoying ads you see for something you just browsed for, or worse, just bought on Amazon. Sure, programmatic can certainly ease the human burden and increase the efficiency of digital advertising but there are just too many examples of of "Yup, that shit was placed by a computer" for me to be satisfied that removing the hman element is a good thing.