Lisa P. Maxwell Exposes Agency Members to Outside Interference

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Nodding to the transparency craze, last March Modernista created the most transparent website imaginable. Instead of telling people about itself, it used public websites — over which the agency had little or no control — to relate the story instead.

For its own redesign, agency Lisa P. Maxwell tackled “transparency” from a different angle. Visit the site for unfettered access to all its creatives. There they are, live on streaming webcams, waiting for a chat buddy who hopefully won’t shriek “SHOW BOOB.”

Weeeeird. Could the Zeitgeist (that’s us!) be the “Big Brother” George Orwell so feared? I smell a dissertation!

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