I find this not so surprising for several reasons. First, sometime ago it seemed to me that it was very likely the sharpest knives out there may well be writers of advertising so the likelihood of them using digital intrusion was inevitable. That they are purveyors of dirty tricks also nothing new. Dorothy Sayers's 1930s novel Murder Mus…
I find this not so surprising for several reasons. First, sometime ago it seemed to me that it was very likely the sharpest knives out there may well be writers of advertising so the likelihood of them using digital intrusion was inevitable. That they are purveyors of dirty tricks also nothing new. Dorothy Sayers's 1930s novel Murder Must Advertise went into this way back then. It has always been virtually the sole responsibility of the consumer to validate adverts hence the aphorism...let the buyer beware. Sad to say, our digital footprint will make this harder.
I find this not so surprising for several reasons. First, sometime ago it seemed to me that it was very likely the sharpest knives out there may well be writers of advertising so the likelihood of them using digital intrusion was inevitable. That they are purveyors of dirty tricks also nothing new. Dorothy Sayers's 1930s novel Murder Must Advertise went into this way back then. It has always been virtually the sole responsibility of the consumer to validate adverts hence the aphorism...let the buyer beware. Sad to say, our digital footprint will make this harder.