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# No Logo: 10th Anniversary Edition with a New Introduction by the Author

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Review: Good - Good
Review: essential classic - Even if the brand names themselves are dated, the concept she outlined is truer and more urgent today than it’s ever been. The material world of society has been hollowed out in favor of ideas and symbols all in the name of consumerism. Regrettably, the Internet, “culture jammers” and artists didn’t quite become the sliver of hope she offers, and the reality today is even bleaker than she predicted. She was even more right than she hoped.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | 0312429274 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #118,046 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #72 in Human Rights (Books) #117 in Economic Conditions (Books) #145 in Communication & Media Studies |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (869) |
| Dimensions  | 5.62 x 1.36 x 8.23 inches |
| Edition  | 10th Anniversary |
| ISBN-10  | 9780312429270 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-0312429270 |
| Item Weight  | 14.4 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 544 pages |
| Publication date  | November 24, 2009 |
| Publisher  | Picador |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good
*by F***L on December 29, 2025*

Good

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ essential classic
*by A***N on June 22, 2025*

Even if the brand names themselves are dated, the concept she outlined is truer and more urgent today than it’s ever been. The material world of society has been hollowed out in favor of ideas and symbols all in the name of consumerism. Regrettably, the Internet, “culture jammers” and artists didn’t quite become the sliver of hope she offers, and the reality today is even bleaker than she predicted. She was even more right than she hoped.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fascinating Insight For Marketers and Consumers
*by K***M on October 21, 2006*

I work in online marketing, which means that my work is often much more mechanical than the kind Klein describes in her book, but the insights that form the basis of all marketing (promotion) are similar. Despite the distance between my experience and the focus of much of "No Logo," I found it to be a brilliant and profound look at the end results of various marketing efforts. One that gives you a fascinating view of all sides of the equation - not just the impetus behind the marketing itself, but also the impetus behind the companies, products and brands, the production and supply chain and, finally, the adoption by consumers and a view of how these same consumers come to, as Klein says, inhabit the brand. In a country where it can be, but for the skyline and the geography, increasingly difficult to tell the difference between major cities like Memphis, Dallas and Atlanta, discussing exactly why the lives of so many Americans (and those of other developed countries' citizens) have become increasingly homogenous is something that might behoove us all. Personally, I've always felt that the best consumer marketing seems obvious to consumers once it has been undertaken. Reading about how consumers, particularly the youth demographic, then go on to adopt the marketing as something of a lifestyle, even when ironically, was fascinating. Sure, we see it every day, but to read about it in a more academic, yet narrative fashion gives a fresh look at something we deal with from the inside. Klein takes concepts of the modern world of marketing that have been discussed in various publications and, no doubt, countless classrooms and weaves them into a brilliant narrative about where our marketing came from, where it is now and where it's going in the future. I think the great value here is the dual purpose the work offers to both marketers and consumers - for the former, a view of how their work affects society beyond the boundaries of ROI and, for the latter, a fascinating view of exactly how they are manipulated to spend their money on things they often don't need. While consumer marketing isn't new, the scope of its effect on politics, economics, sociology and individual psychology is definitely one of the more pronounced hallmarks of the current era. Everyone thinks that they're immune to marketing, we marketers included, but we are all trapped to one degree or another in a kind of snow globe that has both positive and negative aspects for all of us individually and collectively. Reading works like "No Logo" would no doubt be a great eye opener for John Q. Public. For marketers it may not be new material, particularly now in 2006, but I found it to be a fascinating breath of fresh air and a great reminder of just how many areas marketing touches and in how many ways marketing itself is a symbiotic force in society. On a completely personal note, I have also spent time outside of and lived outside of the marketing bubble in very foreign, developing cultures where the majority of the marketing is indecipherable and, therefore, lost on me. With this perspective in mind, it can be quite a shock to return home to see the saturation of our culture with marketing messages and the level to which we are buried in marketed, particularly branded goods. Klein discusses this to some degree, but when you have tangible experience with the lives of the developing world citizens who make the trinkets we snatch up due to this marketing and your roots are in the culture that's doing the snapping up, it can't help but make you question - a feeling Klein seems to also want to convey - the morality of the level of consumer saturation that we in the developed world seem to revel in. Some would say this kind of thought comes from a particular political ethos, but I've seen the same kind of dialogue put forth by everyone from counterculture liberals to fundamentalist conservatives. Who we are and why we are who we are is a question for everyone, I think, and there's no doubt that marketing is playing an ever-increasing role in defining our societies and our cultures. If this is an issue that you're at all interested in then the attention given to it from a marketing perspective in this book will be of value to you.

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