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By Steve Spalding June 9th, 2008
Under: Mixed Media
This is a compilation of AT&T’s You Will ads. These ran during the mid-90s and were strangely accurate representations of what the not so distant future would look like:
- Automatic Toll Plazas, check.
- Video Conferencing, check.
- GPS, check.
- On Demand Video, check.
The only real difference was AT&T’s role in this tidal wave of innovation. Oh well, can’t win them all.
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