Close-Up: What can the ad industry learn from TED?
Friday, 31 July 2009 12:00AM
People from all industries who want to hear new things, view TEDGlobal 2009 as almost a form of giving something back. Here, the currency is ideas not money. Campaign heard how it could change advertising.
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