• DOT DOT DOT’s Jack Horner On Adland’s Crisis of Creativity

  • Apr 21 2021
  • Length: 39 mins
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DOT DOT DOT’s Jack Horner On Adland’s Crisis of Creativity

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  • Is Adland suffering from a crisis of creativity? Is it symptomatic of the modern age? And what can be done to fix it? 


    That’s the topic under discussion in the latest episode of The Good, The Bad and The Advertising, where hosts Amy and Dino are joined by special guest Jack Horner. 


    Jack has worked in both the advertising sector and as music producer in the 90s, so it's safe to say he knows his stuff. Jack also more recently founded DOT DOT DOT, a community of founders and leaders in culture, creative and comms.


    Together they discuss the crisis of creativity in a modern age, or the lack thereof. When creative work is more accessible than ever before and sharing platforms are for the masses, does this increase the value of work? Or dilute the quality we consume? And once again, the hosts will chat about how advertising can help solve these issues or, indeed, hinder them.


    Get in touch!

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/amy-williams-/

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/dinosaw/

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackjoiner/


    The show was produced by Charley Tunnicliffe. The sound engineer is Alex Rayment. Find out more here: www.alexrayment.com


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