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410: 120:, an art director. It became the first advertising agency in the United States to go public since 1929. PKL became known for specializing in the so-called "creative outrage", which contributed in changing the dynamics of advertising development in America. In an article, Lois described the agency as "unbefouled by mannerism", noting the creativity produced by their organizational openness. 144:
that the advertising was fraudulent so PKL was ordered to cease the commercial's exhibition. It was re-shot but this time a chimpanzee was used instead to reinforce the point. FTC investigators were asked to observe and when the chimpanzee successfully in making a copy, the ban on both commercials
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Lois adopted the creative model of DDB, his previous employer by introducing informal working methods to PKL. It also covered the approach used by the agency's creative team. This translated to controversial series of advertisements that included the campaign for Wolfschmidt vodka. The produced ad
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The company was founded in 1959 as Papert & Free by two husband-and-wife teams: Frederic Papert and his wife Diane; William Free and his wife Marcella. A year later it was reorganized as Papert, Koenig, Lois after Free left to become the executive art director of
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entailed slick graphics, humor, and sexually suggestive copy. By 1962, the company was involved in political races, which included Robert Kennedy and Jacob Javits' Senate campaigns.
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porridge and Xerox. To reach older children, Lois, took the existing slogan "I want my Maypo" and put it in the mouth of famous sportsmen like
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was lifted. Lois claimed that it was the agency who convinced Xerox to change its name from the Haloid Company.
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The Conquest of Cool: Business Culture, Counterculture, and the Rise of Hip Consumerism
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Soap, Sex, and Cigarettes: A Cultural History of American Advertising
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Index

Julian Koenig
George Lois
Manhattan
advertising agency
George Lois
Seagram Building
Park Avenue
Manhattan
Peugeot
Xerox
McCann Erickson
George Lois
Maypo
Mickey Mantle
Federal Trade Commission
Adland: a global history of advertising
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ISBN
978-0-7494-4837-0
"Advertising: Papert, Koenig, Lois Gets Stock Symbol (Published 1964)"
ISSN
0362-4331



ISBN
1-57958-172-2


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