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  1. Will the last person to leave Madison Avenue please turn out the lights.
  2. Don’t play the middle. Stand for something the audience feels strongly about. Your advertising will not be ignored.
  3. Rule #1: most advertising sucks. Everything you do should be to insure it doesn’t suck so much. That’s Reinventing Advertising.
  4. They call us fire starters when we tell them their advertising has become irrelevant. Their clients are always the first to smell the smoke.
  5. RT @Ballyhoo @shellykramer @jimhandi @ZnaTrainer: "The poor man is not he who is without a cent, but he who is without a dream."–Harry Kemp
  6. RT @AlexanderLaw: Being an entrepreneur is one of the ultimate ways to exercise the freedoms this country provides.
  7. Toyota's new President said they would focus on making cars that make people happy, not just selling more cars. Brilliant.
  8. Nike profits dropped 30%. Nike advertising is as good as it gets. Think NeoAdvertising, Nike. Just do it.
  9. WSJ says the Internet is killing media companies who are not adventurous enough to survive. A media company? WTF?
  10. Paid TV rose to 85% in 2008 from 58.6% in 1990. NASCAR ratings dropped 11.5%. Content is stronger than advertising.
  11. There is not enough inventory online to take 20% of ad dollars from TV. We need a much bigger internet. Now.
  12. TiVo data will combine TV viewership with activity on the Internet. Now we will know when TV is being ignored and why.
  13. Last week delivered the lowest combined rating ever for the four networks. Advertising needs reinventing, fast.
  14. Taxpayers own 8% of Chrysler, 34% of Citigroup, 61% of GM and an 80% voting stake in AIG. Yet nobody is selling to taxpayers.
  15. TV and print accounted for 56.5% of U.S. ad spending, yet TV ratings are down and newspapers are going out of business. Insanity.
  16. Newspapers need money. Let them charge us to run our pictures on the front page.
  17. RT @WeOwnGM: What if GM Employees went door-to-door selling their cars like the companies do in Japan. Would you let them in?
  18. RT @madisonavenew: Ever feel like you jumped in quicksand and someone threw you a bowling ball? That would be me. http://madisonavenew.com
  19. RT @nextsmart VP Digital Mktg CNN: "People don't say great things online. Just hang your brand out there." Which justifies his job how?
  20. RT nextsmart Comcast's Frank Eliason hired 7 people to keep up w Twitter and 10K blogs. How about hiring someone to answer the phone?