So you think you're original ..
24 Aug 2007
From feline-friendly spinsters to conniving bank managers, advertising has always been awash with stereotypes. Are they effective or simply a lazy shortcut? Kunal Dutta reports.
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Planners remember the first time they gathered their data, and braved the creatives to see if they had any effect on what came out the other end.
From feline-friendly spinsters to conniving bank managers, advertising has always been awash with stereotypes. Are they effective or simply a lazy shortcut? Kunal Dutta reports.
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