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48:4安德鲁·埃塞克斯(Andrew Essex)的《广告的终结:为什么它必须消亡,以及创意的复活》(The End of Advertising:Why It Had Die,and The Creative Resurrection to Come)(纽约:Speigel&Grau,2017-27.00美元,ISBN 978039588518240页,3部分,注释)预测了一个不远的未来,我们所知道的广告将消失。从回顾广告屏蔽软件和互联网的影响开始,Essex对广告的过去进行了简要的历史概述,最后对其未来进行了预测。Essex是翠贝卡企业的首席执行官,翠贝卡企业是翠贝卡电影节的母公司,在担任屡获殊荣的创新广告公司Droga5的首席执行官后,他来到了翠贝卡。埃塞克斯采用了一种谈话风格,在他热爱的行业中,有时会对道德和实践提出机智和尖锐的批评。
48:4 The End of Advertising: Why It Had to Die, and the Creative Resurrection to Come by Andrew Essex (New York, NY: Speigel & Grau, 2017—$27.00, ISBN 9780399588518, 240 pp., 3 parts, notes) predicts a not-too-distant future where advertising as we know it will disappear. Beginning with a review of the impact of ad blocking software, and the Internet, Essex gives a brief historical overview of advertising’s past before ending with a prediction about its future. Essex is the CEO of Tribeca Enterprises, which is the parent company of the Tribeca Film Festival, where he landed after being CEO of the award-winning, innovative ad agency, Droga5. Essex employs a conversational style, with wit and pointed criticisms at times of the ethics and practices within the industry he loves.