[This is probably the oldest article ever written about advertising as we know it today. It has been quoted often, but rarely read as a whole. Samuel Johnson published it in issue 40 of his magazine The Idler, on January 20, 1759. I find the first footstep of it in http://www.gandalf.it/m/johnson.htm - I think was [...]
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Advertising (1759) – by Samuel Johnson
Posted in Advertising stories, tagged advertising, Samuel Johnson on August 2, 2009 | 1 Comment »
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