The Ad Industry Likes to Party

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If you’re not yet sick of us writing about ad:tech, we’re going to make you even sicker by pointing you to 183 more images of what’s really important about ad:tech: the parties. Ariel Waldmen of Shake Well Before Use lugged around a big ass professional camera that put our lame but cool little Casio Exilm to shame. Here’s the album where you can see Datran bar dancers, vamping hotties, people who like to lift up co-workers, bartenders who wish more people were at the party, fools who take pictures of people taking pictures of them and human flesh expressing itself on the dance floor.

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While we didn’t make it to Lindsay Mure’s AdFemme party, a first for the organization, we did peruse a photo album of her ad:tech event which 150 or so attended. The party featured Emily Mure & Band whom we assume is Linday’s sister. It looked like a good time and we hope she forgives us for calling her gorgeous.

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