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    It's time Madison Avenue developed a new set of KPIs -- public safety ones -- measuring the direct and indirect role of ad spending on society, the physical health of people and the planet we live on.
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    By at least one important measure -- their plans to attend in-person industry events -- the sentiment of U.S. ad execs has improved markedly over the past couple of months.
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