Future of Advertising in Print

Posted on 7/13/2009 by Jim Pickerell | Printable Version | Comments (2)

"We have reset and won't rebound and re-grow," said Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer on the continued decline of print as an advertising medium during the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival.

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Morgan David de lossy Posted Jul 13, 2009
Will there ever be good news for stock photographers again?

Is there a future in shooting stock professionally?

Will we become obselete soon?

... sorry for the pessimist questions.

Have a good summer.

Morgan
Ted Spiegel Posted Jul 14, 2009
Sitting on the john, paging through one's electronic device may not be that practical since generally speaking john walls are thick and there is poor reception. For many, this is the library moment. Enigma and hope.

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