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Vote for your favorite ads, agencies, brands, creatives and more from the past decade





As the decade draws to a close, we want to hear from you. Which people, companies, brands, products and creative work do you think influenced the marketing, media and agency worlds the most from 2000 until today? In December, the editors at AdweekMedia will unveil their picks in the 33 categories below. You can make yours at Bestofthe2000s.com. We have selected contenders for each category. Write-ins are permitted. Use the links below to jump around. Voting continues until the week of Dec. 7.
—Posted by Tim Nudd
MEDIA
• Media Company of the Decade
• Media Executive of the Decade
• Media Entrepreneur of the Decade
• TV Show of the Decade
• Broadcast TV Network of the Decade
• Cable TV Network of the Decade
• Magazine of the Decade
• Radio Personality of the Decade
• Web Site of the Decade
• Blog of the Decade

CREATIVE
• Commercial of the Decade (Non-Super Bowl)
• Super Bowl Spot of the Decade
• Ad Campaign of the Decade
• Commercial Director of the Decade
• Print Advertising of the Decade
• Out of Home Advertising of the Decade
• Digital Campaign of the Decade

AGENCY
• Agency of the Decade
• Small Agency of the Decade
• Agency Executive of the Decade
• Agency Creative Director of the Decade 
• Multicultural Agency of the Decade
• Digital Agency of the Decade
• Media Agency of the Decade
• Media Agency Executive of the Decade

BRAND
• Marketer of the Decade
• Marketing Innovation of the Decade
• Brand of the Decade
• Product of the Decade
• Promotion of the Decade
• Product Placement of the Decade
• Digital Device/Platform of the Decade
• Digital Company of the Decade








I totally ripped this from AdFreak 
(If I go missing, question these guys first.) https://sites.google.com/site/mayuradocs/PinIt.png

Forget the recession and go lease a Bentley


On the one hand, it's great to see a commercial that embraces hip-hop culture without sanitizing the language. And I think Raekwon lays down a pretty great track here for Carlyle Motor Club, a luxury leasing dealership in Beverly Hills. But if your credit's in the toilet and you're struggling to survive the recession in California, I'm not sure you should turn to a Wu-Tang alumnus for lifestyle advice.

—Posted by David Griner (@ adfreak)


Absolutely no credit check!!! HaaAAaaaa- HaaaAAAaaa ('them N's got dumb style') https://sites.google.com/site/mayuradocs/PinIt.png