Photos: On-site CES advertising turns somber
Literal signs of the times, CES 2009's on-site banners and advertisements look distinctly more staid than in years past.
Lindsey Turrentine EVP, Content and Audience
Lindsey Turrentine is executive vice president for content and audience. She has helped shape digital media since digital media was born.
Literal signs of the times, CES 2009's on-site banners and advertisements look distinctly more staid than in years past. Perhaps out of respect for the national mood, out of cutbacks in ad agency budgets, or maybe even because fewer exhibitors are buying ads at all, this year's creative focuses on practical and simple messages.
Want to make your own interpretation of the state of ads at CES? See for yourself in our slide show:
