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Posted on31/08/202031/08/2020Uncategorized

Government communications aren’t just about crisis

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Our countryside has taken a bit of a hammering this summer, or at least parts and parcels of our countryside. As lockdown has eased and…

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Posted on28/08/202028/08/2020Uncategorized

Rethinking capitalism

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Winston Churchill once described democracy as the worst form of government except all the others. When it comes to our economy, the same might be…

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Posted on23/02/201422/09/2014Uncategorized

Facebook’s nineteen billion admissions of defeat

by Richard2 Comments on Facebook’s nineteen billion admissions of defeat

Why did Facebook acquire WhatsApp for $19bn? For the same reason dog’s lick their balls, because they can. There are few organisations on earth that…

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Posted on05/10/201211/12/2012Planning, Uncategorized

What planners need

by Richard6 Comments on What planners need

Image courtesy of Identity in Newcastle. We have finished the Summer Scholarship for 2012 at Saatchi & Saatchi. It’s a programme where we take ten…

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Posted on09/05/201223/05/2012Uncategorized

Welcome to the new look adliterate

by Richard6 Comments on Welcome to the new look adliterate

After seven years of the original adliterate I have given it a bit of spit and polish. Although I had a fondness its ‘held together…

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Posted on03/01/201219/05/2012Uncategorized

Content – lessons from the front line

by Richard3 Comments on Content – lessons from the front line

Late last year I was asked to give a talk at the IPA, along with the brilliant Rachel Barrie (from sister agency Fallon), about content…

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Posted on25/09/201110/05/2012Uncategorized

Small book, big ad

by Richard3 Comments on Small book, big ad

Think Small. This version by Helmut Krone and Bob Levenson. I have just received the most delightful book in the post from Switzerland. ‘Think small,…

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Posted on16/04/201111/05/2012Uncategorized

Small Birthday celebration

by Richard4 Comments on Small Birthday celebration

In March adliterate turned six making it slightly younger than my oldest son and slightly older than my youngest. In fact I bought the domain…

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Posted on07/04/201119/05/2012Uncategorized

No more jobs for the boys and girls

by Richard8 Comments on No more jobs for the boys and girls

Image courtesy of Liberal Democrats Nick Clegg, the rather pointless Deputy Prime Minister of Britain’s sad little coalition, is in a bit of a pickle…

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Posted on15/03/2011Uncategorized

How postmodern is this?

by Richard1 Comment on How postmodern is this?

So this is the link to the electronic flip book version of the newspaper version of the best of this blog. Talk about milking a bit of content some of which is six years old! But hell why not. Big thanks to newspaper club for making the review possible and Saatchi & Saatchi for creating the flipbook and putting it online.

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Posted on07/03/2011Uncategorized

It’s nice of it’s nice that

by Richard

The nice people at it’s nice that have written a little review of adliterate lite alongside some far more worthy titles and better designed publications. It’s nice that champion great creativity in any form and publish a hard copy of the stuff they love the most every April and October. Issue 5 is out very shortly.

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Posted on11/01/201127/09/2013Uncategorized

Adliterate in the flesh

by Richard14 Comments on Adliterate in the flesh

A few years ago Paul Colman tried to sell a print out of this blog on Ebay. As far as I am aware no one…

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Adliterate has been delivering radical thinking for the brand advice business for 15 years. It is concerned with the future of advertising and marketing, the impact of technology and the nature of potent brands. It takes a radical view to solve deep seated problems and it sets its self against orthodoxy in any form. It also aims to be deliberately provocative. Because life is more fun that way.

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