US EditionEthics, Morals, Accountability - Fraudulent Advertisements
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Ethics, Morals, Accountability - Fraudulent Advertisements
Backlog Brilliance is a segment that takes you back in time, to the Synergyzer of Yesteryear. This particular piece is from 2004, the third issue, ‘The Brand Builders: Special Feature,’ written by Aamir Iqbal Dhakan In the light of ethical morality, Aamir Iqbal Dhakan, compels us to contemplate the adverse effects of fraudulent advertisements in some low-image newspapers. Sitting in my hairdresser’s shop waiting for my turn. I started flipping t…
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