Voting Opens For Advertising Week Walk of Fame Inductees

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Beginning today, advertising icons and slogans will battle it out for inclusion on this year’s list of inductees to the Madison Avenue Advertising Walk of Fame during Advertising Week October 3-7.

People are encouraged to vote for their favorite icon and slogan on BuzzFeed at . Voting begins today and closes Friday, September 30th at midnight ET.

Of the Walk of Fame, Advertising Week Executive Director Matt Scheckner said, “The 2011 campaign promises to be hotly contested as nominees canvas the country looking for votes. We are looking forward to a good clean campaign and to welcoming new inductees into the Walk of Fame.”

Who will you vote for?

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