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Confessions of an Advertising Man gets a four star review in City AM Magazine:
'Ogilvy's style reflects the directness of his advertising copy, bearing the authoriyt of an expert buty the lightness and levity of a born communicator.' - Timothy Barber, City AM Magazine
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from The Sunday Times Culture Magazine
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As part of BBC4's season on advertising to complement the drama series Mad Men, the BBC are running a programme profiling the most iconic of British admen:
David Ogilvy: Original Mad Man, showing March 29th on BBC 4 at 10:05pm
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Sneakers garnered the following review in ShortList mag recently:
"It appears increasingly OK for men to own trainers in sums that would put Imelda Marcos to shame, so this handy 'history of the sports shoe' will be a bible to many. Taking in the early origins, the rise of cusomisation and the cultural niches that have seen Nike conquer basketball while skateboarders stick to Vans, it's an interseting read. Oh, and it's also packed with enough full-colour photos to fill your trainer-porn quota for a good few months"
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Liar's Paradise described as a 'humorous and quirky treatise about dishonesty in the workplace' in the Publishers Weekly Online Review, March 10th 2008
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We are pleased to announce that Southbank will publish Ken Russell's autobiography 'A British Picture' in the summer
'I owe my autobiography to all the people who denigrate me or don't understand me. Maybe they'll understand me even less. But I think it'll contain some sort of truth about me that isn't contained in crude assessments. It's about somebody who doesn't, on the face of it, seem too political, too committed, or press his working class background. I can't be fitted into any of those pigeonholes. My autobiography's a dismissal of all that crap. It's a picture of imagery and bizarre happening and fun and contradiction and crazy dialogue. It's a montage, it's an event, but it's not conventional'. Ken Russell
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Liar's Paradise reviewed in the Washington Business Journal read the review >>
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