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- 5062: Sex, Lies and Text Messages.
- 5061: Australia Is Sorry, Mate.
- 5060: Hello Hill.
- 5059: Stink Outside The Bun.
- 5058
- 5057: Thanks, Marian Salzman.*
- 5056: T-Shits.
- 5055: Late-Breaking News.
- 5054: Changing Lanes And Minds.
- 5053: Whassup.
- 5052: Dentsuing With Dwyer And Denny.
- 5051
- 5050: But Wait, There’s More…
- 5049: Taxing Tidbits.
- 5048
- 5047: Hey, Valentine’s Day Is Approaching…
- 5046: 2nd Annual Job Fairs, 1st Class Efforts.
- 5045: Revenge Is A Dish At Cracker Barrel…?
- 5044: You’ve Come A Long Way, Maybe.
- 5043: Fall And Rise.
- 5042: Stretching The Truth?
- 5041
- 5040: Everybody Was Kung-Fu Fighting.
- 5039: Works—And Offends—Every Time.
- 5038: NASCAR and Race.
- 5037: Be Afraid. Be Very Afraid.
- 5036: Lil News Items.
- 5035: Jerry Della Femina Is Sorry.
- 5034: Biegel vs. Dentsu = Bias vs. Bias.
- 5033: Politically Correct Advertising?
- 5032: Steve Biegel, Ninja Assassin.
- 5031: Sorry Statements.
- 5030: Nutcase Closed.
- 5029
- 5028: Enter The Dragon.
- 5027: Coffee Breaks, Legal Breaks, Hit The Brakes.
- 5026: Busting Loose with Busta.
- 5025: Ad Industry Ignores Diversity Again.
- 5024
- 5023: Asian American Accessories.
- 5022
- 5021: On the road to cultural clichés.
- 5020: Not yet in Oprah’s Book Club.
- 5019: Yahoos in the News.
- 5018
- 5017: The Zen of Asian Advertising.
- 5016: Black Presidents in U.S. History.
- 5015: McDisrespect and McMisogyny?
- 5014: Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday Ads.
- 5013: A Man on the Street.
- 5012: The Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday.
- 5011: Ad Age Multicultural Agency of the Year.
- 5010: The Family That Plays Together…
- 5009: Fat Rapper, Fat Company, Fat Lip.
- 5008: Diverse Results for Diversity Training.
- 5007: American Apparel on Immigration.
- 5006: Historic Calls and Hang-Ups.
- 5005: Hip Hop High.
- 5004: Steve Biegel the Slave?
- 5003
- 5002: Golfweek Magazine Is Sorry.
- 5001: Mickey D’s Report Cards and Failing Ad Shops.
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1 comment:
And, he also broke the number one rule of Bruce Lee in Enter the Dragon:
never take your eyes off your money.
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