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Coming up next on The Exchange, we take a tour of the Sioux City’s beloved Warrior Hotel, which is soon to be returned to its former glory.
Also, we talk with author a new book about her grandmother, who 100 years ago paved the way for women to play important roles in organized labor.
Also, the Woodbury County Board of Supervisor’s changes its mind about allowing guns in the courthouse, the history of homesteading in Iowa and more. That’s coming up on The Exchange but first this news.
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Woolley Marketing: Mad Men or Math Men?
Woolley Marketing: Mad Men or Math Men?
In his regular column for Mumbrella, Trinity P3 founder and global CEO Darren Woolley suggests a rethink is due for technology s role in advertising.
July 22, 2021 9:20
by DARREN WOOLLEY
The conversation on art versus science is like being back in the secondary school playground – before COVID lockdowns – with the jocks, the geeks and the emos. But the advertising playground has its own groups. Traditionally the domain of the creative, increasingly it has been invaded by the geek and nerd. And while some see technology and creativity complementing each other, there is still a prevailing view that never the twain shall meet.