Many companies advertise their products on TV.

This event was good publicity for the company.

The company spends a lot of money on advertising.

The company will advertise its new product on television.

She got a job with a film publicist.

The advertising campaign generated a lot of business for the company.

Our company.

They make a lot of money.

And if we tell the consumer brands,

We're moving towards persistent identity.

No one's quite listening hard enough, but I very much believe it's true.

Well, maybe it's for you. (Laughter)

Maybe I can help you with your publicity.

(Laughter) (Applause)

How would it be possible to experience a sense of invisibility?

Right.

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But, while I know that I may not look like the typical TED izen, as you would say,

Carnelian needs to turn this to their PR advantage... ...or their business will lose money.

Now, look at this.

We continued negotiations with the company.

We resumed negotiations with that company.

We're gonna meet someone from this company...

So why do we do all this?

It's pictures.

Because this isn't what we do.

We were associated in the enterprise.

I had just quit

Where do we start? How do we start? What do we do to start?

We invent.

I'd like my company

Let me introduce you to a new employee in public relations.

What do we learn from that?

I'm a publicist.

I think that's part of what the complexity of architecture is.

Most of the others I now fondly call my colleagues.

It was for publicity, understand?

Machines that his company produces are superior to ours.

That means that millions of people will be listening

It's 45 years of it that's created what I call the baba factor.

I learned the real lessons about how America works from experience.

We all have our public life, Our private life... and your secret life.

But that being said, it's a very good media opportunity.

Now let's talk it up.

Hold that tiger