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Category Archives: Advertising
CTC, circa 1970s: radio!
I recently had the pleasure of meeting with Rob Currens (Madison Park Productions), audio-guy extraordinaire and former voice of Cincinnati State. Remember all those great radio ads from the 80s and 90s I have shared with you? Well, that was … Continue reading
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Resolutions!
New Year’s resolutions anyone? How about resolving to listen to this radio ad from the 90s?
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Confidence!
So everyone has seen our co-op exhibit in the library by now right? And the slide show online? Right? Well, There’s more! Here is an audio treat for my blog followers–a little extra something to add to your enjoyment of … Continue reading
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advertising, 1988
This took some doing but I finally have some video to share you fine history fans out there. Behold–1988! Pretty rad, right?
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1984
The sound of technology in 1984 was pretty awesome, but I’ll let the audio speak for itself. This ad ran on Q102 in 1984. Enjoy!
Multimedia explosion of excitement!
This is a thrilling Thursday internet friends! We have audio and video capabilities on the blog–and I have some pretty great stuff to share with you. I’ll start you off with a little taste, which also happens to be my … Continue reading
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