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The creative revolution was born with new voices in advertising forcing integration and change during the civil rights movement.
The creative revolution was born with new voices in advertising forcing integration and change during the civil rights movement.
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S1, EP4 "The 1980s"The 1980s were a time when greed was good, 24-hour sponsored programming was legal, and advertising became entertainment.
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S1, EP3 "The 1970s"The Regulation Revolution of the 1970s was a time when consumers got hip, government got involved, and advertisers got scared into action.
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S1, EP2 "The 1960s"The creative revolution was born with new voices in advertising forcing integration and change during the civil rights movement.
The Real Mad Men of Advertising
S1, EP1 "The 1950s"An unprecedented consumer boom with children being marketed by television directly in their living rooms.
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