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Consider this from a collection of old Leo Burnett memos, circa 1970: "The word 'idea' is loosely used in our business to cover anything from a headline to a TV technique . ." />
Consider this from a collection of old Leo Burnett memos, circa 1970: "The word 'idea' is loosely used in our business to cover anything from a headline to a TV technique . ." />

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Big bucks for big ideas By Andrew Jaff

Consider this from a collection of old Leo Burnett memos, circa 1970: "The word 'idea' is loosely used in our business to cover anything from a headline to a TV technique . .

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August 23, 1993

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Ah, but, if big ideas are the gold of the business, they are still rewarded with copper. Agencies, according to Martin Sorrell, are forced to “give away” their most valuable asset: their intellectual property. What if agencies could mine that goldfield and stop the rot? Maybe they would finally find their way to profitability and pride.
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Big bucks for big ideas By Andrew Jaff

Consider this from a collection of old Leo Burnett memos, circa 1970: "The word 'idea' is loosely used in our business to cover anything from a headline to a TV technique . .

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