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would leverage the incredible power of
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the Apple brand, focusing only on the company’s culture of rebellion and artistic creativity. This was the germ of the Think Different campaign. Steve
had come back to Lee Clow at TBWA Chiat/Day, the ad agency that was responsible for the original Macintosh’s advertising (especially the 1984
commercial), to help him restore the company’s image in the public. The result was as Jobsian as it gets: huge black and white photographs, similar
to the ones he had at home, portraying great iconic people who were celebrated for having changed the world.
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It is not surprising that the agency suggested Steve
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