The author of Wired Magazine's "Lonely Planet: How Madison Avenue is wasting millions of dollars creating ads for an empty digital world" has generously taken the time to reply to my critique of his article. His response his here. I'll respond in detail soon; I encourage readers to take a look now. Please be civil. Update, 7/27: My initial reply, with questions for him, is here.
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Thursday, July 26, 2007
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