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But there's a reason none of those reports link back to the original Ad Age report: It doesn't exist.
Rihanna "has captured the hearts of the ad world, spirithalloween who voted her sizzling adverts for Armani Underwear the sexiest of 2011," the Daily Mail said , citing "a poll of advertising industry chiefs carried out by U.S. magazine Advertising Age."
And that was plenty for everyone else. "We got our info for the post you are referring spirithalloween to from Huffington Post, who got their story from the Daily Mail (who all credited you)," GlobalGrind spirithalloween 's celebrity editor explained Friday.
A former employee of TNI Press, which appears to lack any web presence at all, describes the firm in his LinkedIn resume as "a small albeit highly renowned press company which writes copy for national tabloid newspapers, a number of magazines and international newspapers," including the Daily Mail, the Daily Star, The Sun, The Mirror, Zoo and Nuts.
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But there's a reason none of those reports link back to the original Ad Age report: It doesn't exist.
Rihanna "has captured the hearts of the ad world, spirithalloween who voted her sizzling adverts for Armani Underwear the sexiest of 2011," the Daily Mail said , citing "a poll of advertising industry chiefs carried out by U.S. magazine Advertising Age."
And that was plenty for everyone else. "We got our info for the post you are referring spirithalloween to from Huffington Post, who got their story from the Daily Mail (who all credited you)," GlobalGrind spirithalloween 's celebrity editor explained Friday.
A former employee of TNI Press, which appears to lack any web presence at all, describes the firm in his LinkedIn resume as "a small albeit highly renowned press company which writes copy for national tabloid newspapers, a number of magazines and international newspapers," including the Daily Mail, the Daily Star, The Sun, The Mirror, Zoo and Nuts.
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