This post by Simon sums up some of my feelings about unnecessary charts. Absolutely brilliant.
Yes, even better than the dancing.
Thursday, December 21, 2006
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1 comments:
Cheers Will - many thanks for your kind words.
Hopefully the brand bottom will aid the learning and insight of a future generation of thrusting young marketeers...
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