

Advertising from the Future: What will ads look like the future? What new products will there be, and how will they be advertised? What current products will still be around, and how will they be sold?
Challenge suggested by by Art101. Thanks, Art.


unless "attack of the 50ft woman" is advertised in the future...
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Wed 9 Apr 2008, 18:50,
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also awaits plethora of 'gillette mach 2000 blade razor' posts
Still, does sound good, with plenty of scope, :)
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Wed 9 Apr 2008, 18:52,
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Still, does sound good, with plenty of scope, :)

the popular leonard cohen album
edit: it's a rhetorical question
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Wed 9 Apr 2008, 18:54,
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edit: it's a rhetorical question

Perhaps in response to the usual onslaught of nay-sayers.
Edit: It's 9 minutes and no entries yet. I think that means that it's making people think.

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Wed 9 Apr 2008, 18:57,
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Edit: It's 9 minutes and no entries yet. I think that means that it's making people think.


But all I can think of drawing are bunnies, kitties, yellow men with large heads and no mouths, and more bunnies.
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Wed 9 Apr 2008, 19:01,
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and it is bad.
BT are trialling, while Virgin and Talk Talk are waiting to implement, a service run by ex rootkit spyware firm Phorm Inc. ( formerly 121media ) whereby the use of Deep Packet inspection hardware at the ISP premises will intercept every piece of web traffic you send or receive in order to analyse your web behaviour so that it can serve advertisements to you based on the places you visit ( and not just the content of the page you are visiting ). This is most definitely illegal under RIPA and many of us have written to MPs and the ICO in a bid to get this stopped now.
www.inphormationdesk.org/
petitions.pm.gov.uk/ispphorm/
www.petitiononline.com/BTRipa/petition.html
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Wed 9 Apr 2008, 19:24,
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BT are trialling, while Virgin and Talk Talk are waiting to implement, a service run by ex rootkit spyware firm Phorm Inc. ( formerly 121media ) whereby the use of Deep Packet inspection hardware at the ISP premises will intercept every piece of web traffic you send or receive in order to analyse your web behaviour so that it can serve advertisements to you based on the places you visit ( and not just the content of the page you are visiting ). This is most definitely illegal under RIPA and many of us have written to MPs and the ICO in a bid to get this stopped now.
www.inphormationdesk.org/
petitions.pm.gov.uk/ispphorm/
www.petitiononline.com/BTRipa/petition.html