advertising profession

And I wouldn't advise you to try for a job in the advertising profession after this."

The lyrics are critical of the advertising profession.

His values and personal dignity are credited with adding respectability to the advertising profession.

There have been a number of articles on just how close the report has come to striking at the sensitivities of the advertising profession.

The magazine was sold and Usborne re-entered the advertising profession.

Following the disappointment in 1992, Scandone began working in the advertising profession and later became a restaurant equipment salesman.

Kalman (1949-1999) urged greater social awareness on the design and advertising profession, although its raison d'etre is to move products.

It is with this background that eminent representatives of the advertising profession and publishing industry came together to establish an organization which could serve the common interest.

The boil takes a cynical and unscrupulous view of the advertising profession in contrast to Bagley's new-found ethical concerns.

We need a code of conduct - Mrs Lenz described it - that goes further than self-regulation within the advertising profession.

The advertising profession is represented by Marion Sims, executive vice president of Saatchi & Saatchi.

There are so many ways of depicting women - their variety, their abilities. The advertising profession, with its budgets of millions and billions, should also give that a thought.

In the same year, Šaper received special recognition from UEPS for his contribution to advancing and developing the advertising profession.

In remarks prepared for delivery at the conference, he declared that "we - the whole advertising profession - are guilty of neglecting ourselves and of letting advertising's 'brand image' and identity deteriorate."

He unmistakably also had talent for the advertising profession, because after he had completed his draft time in the Navy he rose to senior manager at Lintas, Unilever's ad agency.

John Treasure's influence on the advertising profession and its image in the UK was significant and lasting: Maurice (later Baron) Saatchi called him "one of the great figures of advertising".

We are not concerned with morals, I want to make that quite clear, and certainly not with censorship; we do not wish to censor the advertising profession, but to ensure that certain minimum standards for the protection of women's dignity are maintained.

While several One Club members pondered whether their honor roll would have the lasting influence on the advertising profession that, for example, Doyle Dane Bernbach's Volkswagen ads from the 1960's did, the most trenchant observation had little to do with creativity.

As is not unusual, it was the advertising profession that led the way, with Claude Hopkins publishing his book on "Scientific Advertising" in 1912, although it was another 13 years before Daniel Starch brought out his book on "Principles of Advertising" (1925).