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Nov 12, 2009

The Economist's new campaign looks at deeper engagement

The Economist's latest campaign looks at giving a new twist to its positioning of ‘Interpret the world’. It features six creatives that, each, depicts the connections between seemingly unconnected events. Each of the campaign creatives depicts three visuals superimposed on each other.The first of these shows the silhouette of a suitcase.

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