FIGHTING A LOST CAMPAIGN: AUSTAC AND AUSTRALIA'S ADVERTISING INDUSTRY

Robert A Crawford

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American History and Culture Media, Journalism, and Communication History Advertising and Communication Studies

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‘Politics, culture, and technology’, claims Juliann Sivulka, ‘helped shape advertising in the 1960s’ (290). In the United States, this combination of influences gave rise to the so-called Creative ...

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