Former Telegraph editor launches Middle East paper
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Former Daily Telegraph editor Martin Newland launches his United Arab Emirates newspaper, The National, on newsstands tomorrow, after eight months of preparation.
Kao Brands Names Global CMO
Posted in: UncategorizedMercedes Benz: Orchestra
Posted in: Uncategorized‘Surviving High School’ Rises to Head of Mobile-Gaming Class
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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Vivendi Games Mobile has reinvented the old choose-your-own-adventure genre, and in doing so has struck mobile-gaming gold. The game's popularity has spawned forums, Facebook groups and a slew of online communities embodying the kind of engagement that makes marketers drool. And while "Surviving High School" isn't currently being supported by advertising, its episodic format makes it an almost ideal vehicle for brand underwriting. The question is, will marketers get involved in these kinds of projects?
WWF: Demonstration
Posted in: UncategorizedDecorative Power Extensions – WirePod (GALLERY)
Posted in: Uncategorized (TrendHunter.com) While settle for an ugly extension cord when you can have an artistically designed multi-point electrical “power pod�
WirePod is designed by Dutch designer Joris Laarman for a new series of Artecnica products called Wiremore. Wiremore aims to make you so proud of your electrical cables that yo…
Today is Noise Awareness Day
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It’s Noise Awareness Day today…or at least that is what the good people at Electrolux, who are launching a new campaign featuring their quieter appliances, are saying.
Bleak Jewelry – Don’t Play With Your Life Bling (GALLERY)
Posted in: Uncategorized (TrendHunter.com) “Don’t Play With Your Life” is the theme of Mathmatiks new spring/summer line. The collection from the New York-based store includes T-shirts, visual art and accessories.
The jewelry collection is highlighted by a double barrel, ruby adorned revolver pendant with a rotating barrel and an 18K go…
Universal McCann triumphs at Outdoor awards
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Universal McCann picked up four out of five gongs at the Clear Channel / Media Week Outdoor Planning Awards last night, scooping three out of four category awards as well as the Grand Prix.
Amnesty International: Beijing 2008
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: DDB Warsaw, Poland
Creative Director: Jozef Dutkiewicz
Art Director: Arkadiusz Pawlik
Copywriter: Natalia Dudek
Published: March 2008
Yasmin Jetha handed key FT role
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – The Financial Times has promoted chief information officer Yasmin Jetha to the post of chief operating officer, handing her overall responsibility for the newspaper’s global strategy.
BBC Worldwide embarks on ambitious multimedia project
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – BBC Worldwide has struck a deal with Star Farm Productions to develop ‘Kaimira’, a fantasy children’s book, into a worldwide media property spanning TV, the internet, gaming and feature films.
Life happens inside a Google Video window
Posted in: UncategorizedNice outdoor campaign from Google, which set up see-through billboards in Berlin that looked like big Google Video windows—making the point that online video presents life in all its glorious randomness. The ads were a huge hit with passersby. Via Billboardom.
—Posted by Tim Nudd
Free Tibet protesters target Coca-Cola annual meeting
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – Free Tibet activists plan to gather today outside the annual shareholders meeting of Olympic sponsor Coca-Cola to protest against the Olympic Torch Relay passing through Tibet on its way to the Beijing.
FT appoints Jetha as chief operating officer
Posted in: UncategorizedLONDON – The Financial Times has appointed Yasmin Jetha as chief operating officer in addition to her existing role as chief information officer.
Losing value, the penny still keeps its pride
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As inflation revs up (wholesale prices rose an alarming 1.1 percent just last month), the humble penny is worth even less than before. But it still exerts a kind of loyalty that would make many brands envious. In a Harris Poll released this week, 56 percent of adults opposed abolishing the penny, while 24 percent were in favor. Another 20 percent were unsure. (Maybe the pollster should have pressed them with a nickel for their thoughts.) Women, penny-pinchers that they are, were more likely than men to oppose getting rid of the coin (62 percent vs. 49 percent).
—Posted by Mark Dolliver