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Growing dissatisfaction of advertisers and media with the efficiency of classic advertising; |
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Increased distrust of companies towards advertising agencies, certain "creative festivals", their spectacles, and questionable values in broader public; |
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Rise of omnipresent cynicism; |
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Increased awareness of the significance of business ethics; |
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Increased media literacy of consumers and broaderand general public, along with their scepsis for,growing distrust and rejection of advertising; |
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Increased ability of the public and consumers to become active and proactive, and to be able to connect and communicate via new communication technologies; |
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Increased demand for truly responsible communication, instead of purely superficial "flirting" with responsibility and "good intentions"; |
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Increased need of partnership between business, culture (art), politics, and the public and the civil. |