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Posted in: UncategorizedWhen every millisecond counts.
Advertising Agency: DDB Düsseldorf, Germany
Creative Directors: Thomas Schwarz, Tim Jacobs
Art Director: Thomas Schwarz
Via: Coloribus
When every millisecond counts.
Advertising Agency: DDB Düsseldorf, Germany
Creative Directors: Thomas Schwarz, Tim Jacobs
Art Director: Thomas Schwarz
Via: Coloribus
Advertising Agency: O&M Malaysia
Creative Directors: Daniel Comar, Brian Capel
Art Directors: Tan Chee Keong, Jarrod Reginald
Copywriter: Donevan Chew
Via: bestadsontv
Advertising Agency: Lowe Bull, Cape Town, South Africa
Creative Directors: Kirk Gainsford, Alistair Morgan
Copywriters: Simon Lotze, Alistair Morgan
Additional credits: Sonovision Studios
Published: May 2008
Advertising Agency: Lowe Bull, Cape Town, South Africa
Creative Directors: Kirk Gainsford, Alistair Morgan
Copywriters: Simon Lotze, Alistair Morgan
Additional credits: Sonovision Studios
Published: May 2008
Return to the Outdoors is a campaign from Timex, in support of the watchmaker’s Expedition brand. I don’t know if Patagonia CEO, Yvon Chouinard, wears a Timex or not, but it would hard to find a better spokesman for the outdoors lifestyle.
You make the call after the jump:
Is this a well-done ad for a network television show
(in this case, MGM’s American Gladiators on NBC),
or a sly PSA on the possible side effects of steroid use?
This is one of those ads that is so original, witty and funny, that it left a wide grin on my face.
The Sony PSP ‘Lamp Post’ ad shows a typical action scenario, a police car parked to the side with one policeman calling for back-up while another is guarding the suspect who appears to be handcuffed…
On May 24 Panasonic performed a robotic publicity stunt to promote Evolta. Specifically the stunt was to demonstrate the endurance of the AA alkaline dry-cell batteries.
The stunt had a 17-centimeter tall, 130-gram Panasonic Robot powered by a pair Evolta batteries scale a 500-meter cliff at the …
In order to show that Venus gives you “seriously smooth legs,” BBDO Philippines came up with this guerrilla campaign that turned an escalator at Dhoby Ghaut, one of the busiest stations in the country with over 1.4 million daily visitors, into long sexy legs.
As you can see by the look on people’s …
“The continual need to be social, to greet, to interact, to converse and to carry out parting rituals obviates the need for the totemically-based rituals. We are, in effect [through mobile communications] continually recharging the symbolic value of our social links†(p.66)
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