Old Ad Wanker Defends Critique of DraftFCB…And Everything Else

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AdScam’s George Parker defends the apparent shit storm he seemingly caused following his leak of a DraftFCB internal memo which made a big deal about a recent SkyTeam website project job win. He also defends why it’s perfectly fine to continuously pick on DraftFCB. And JWT. And O&M. And Julie and Sean. And CP+B. And every other agency in this business. And he wallows in the supposedly not-so-nice layoff and compensation practices of DraftFCB. Damn, it’s like Perez Hilton for the ad industry.

If you’re still asking, “Who the hell is George Parker,” you really need to tune in to this business a bit more. Besides, he’s fun to read. Hmm. Maybe he should write for Adrants.

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