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One wonder what the idea is.
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PermalinkLooks like the idea is a blog. How ground-breaking. Cannes-worthy?
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PermalinkHire him/her? With that blog template? LOLZ!
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PermalinkAt first I thought he meant that Adland should hire him/her. For that he needs to beef up on his webskills. Is it irony to place that here or just a clever ploy to try and climb higher in SEO on the word "adland" by piggybacking on Adland?
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PermalinkPlease tell me there is something else to this story. It's like watching a traffic accident.
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PermalinkTrademark infringement. Seriously, in the US, you could probably get a cease and desist for his use of your name w/o permission particularly as it is causing confusion in the very community in which you operate (the advertising community).
Bet you can in the UK/EU too. Probably.
Sue the wanker. :-)
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PermalinkAdland definition - First entry: 'The advertising world; the advertising business.'
Adland definition - Second entry: 'The advertising industry, and all the companies and people who are involved in it.'
Part of Speech: n
Usage: Informal
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PermalinkDo you know how to interpret smileys? You might want to brush up on that skill.
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PermalinkIf we want to get legal-technical (I assume that your dictionary quotation is a reply to LeslieBAP's suggestion of trademark infringement by suggestion "it's a common word"), may I point out that there are common words out there that are trademarked. Apple and Windows come to mind. Then there are trademarks which (in the UK) have become common words, like Hoover.
But that aside, I honestly thought you wanted a job here at Adland when I first read the subject of your email. That was both funny and confusing at the same time.
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