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Mind the gap between the audience and the brand

As a massive London-phile (not sure it’s a word but I can’t stomach asking Boris Johnson what London would be in Ancient Greek), who no longer lives there, I’ve enjoyed on my recent trips into the Smoke the video advertising alongside the Tube escalators. The ads are on to celebrate the London Underground’s 150th birthdayContinue reading “Mind the gap between the audience and the brand”

Posted bySimon RileyJanuary 22, 2013Posted in21st Century Britain, Brand communications, Media, Qual Research, Semiotics, SocietyTags:Advertising, brand communications, brands, communications, consumer, culture, logo, London, media, societyLeave a comment on Mind the gap between the audience and the brand

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