> I don't think so. It was a response to your assertion
> that "advertising got it wrong" when, in their terms (not
> necessarily the same as yours or mine or Jim's), they got
> it right. The job of marketing people is too sell stuff,
> not to represent the situation accurately. You'll
> struggle to find any advertising that's completely
> truthful.
>
Oh, I see what you mean then. It's all cool. You could probably say the same thing about "Phantom" because Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe, the guys who worked on the libretto, don't get anywhere near the amount of attention Andrew does. And without their contributions, it would just be music. But I like to think in some way marketing has evolved in the sense that we can take more risks these days? No?
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