In honor of their 10th birthday, Google has brought back their oldest available index, or Google Doodle, from January 2001.
This gallery features 10 retro Google logos which are at least five years old.…
(TrendHunter.com) The deadline to register to vote in the 2008 presidential election is quickly approaching. While some states have 14-day registration deadlines, like California, many others have 30-day deadlines. The…
(TrendHunter.com) At the Paris Fashion Week, the German design genius Karl Lagerfeld presented a interactive bag with his face printed on the front. Models held the bag over their faces as they strutted down the catwalk.…
(TrendHunter.com) After recently presenting her Spring 2009 collection to fashion editors in a disaster-inspired showcase, new designer Abigail Lorick is unleashing her designs on one of the most fashionable hit shows on…
After recently presenting her Spring 2009 collection to fashion editors in a disaster-inspired showcase, new designer Abigail Lorick is unleashing her designs on one of the most fashionable hit shows on…
(TrendHunter.com) This work is called Transfiguration and it is the result of a collaborative effort between American photographer named Richard Bram and German painter Silvia Willkens.
Transfiguration mixes modern-day…
Advertising The Google seems about as necessary to me as advertising air.
Apparently, this thought is also alive inside the company. According to The Wall Street Journal, Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page killed a “splashy TV ad” last summer that was meant to run during the Olympics.
But there are signs that the internal debate is causing Google to shake-off of its reluctance to advertise. The search giant has recently held discussions with several Madison Avenue agencies, including Wieden + Kennedy and the boutique firm Taxi New York, about new efforts to promote some products.
Whoa, Wieden just danced with a coffee client who ultimately didn’t believe in running advertising. The Google sounds like it might be another one, although that remains to be seen.
I’m sure the marketing people inside The Google know they’ll need advertising as the company moves beyond search. Their new cell phone, for instance, is a great candidate for TV ads, splashy or otherwise.
(TrendHunter.com) A group of crazy adrenaline junkies in the UK decided that the wind turbine in Swaffam, Kent would make the perfect launch pad in the final round of the 2008 UK Pro Base championships.
Apparently this…
(TrendHunter.com) Southern India has on offer a zero-emissions ride that I’m guessing is equally as good for laughs as it is for the environment.
A fair operator created this human-powered Ferris wheel that requires…
(TrendHunter.com) Mark Gervais created these fun animated Halloween windows complete with moving spiders, ghosts, Jack-o-lanterns, marauding sinister shadows, detached gigantic eyes, and just about every scary thing associated…
(TrendHunter.com) For parents whose children are desperately in need of some behavioral modification when it comes to their sleeping habits, hope is at hand.
The Good Nite Lite is more than just a light for your child’s…
(TrendHunter.com) Levi’s is promoting their classic 501 jeans with an “unbutton your beast” e-card marketing gimmick. Visit the Levi’s 501 site at unbuttonyourbeast.com and watch the flash as something wiggles around in…
Levi’s is promoting their classic 501 jeans with an “unbutton your beast” e-card marketing gimmick. Visit the Levi’s 501 site at unbuttonyourbeast.com and watch the flash as something wiggles around in…
Decapitate bears, blow Barbies to bits and deflate giant orange balls in Teddy Bear’s Picnic, a disturbingly engaging game for Wicked Uncle.
(TrendHunter.com) The Refined Feline, a pioneer in clever and stunning-looking cat furniture, is coming out with two new cat climbers.
The Catemporary Cat Tower hugs the corner of a room by fastening to the corner walls,…
Philips — the guys that probably sold you your first affordable TV and DVD player — have entered the sex toy market with Intimate Massagers.
(TrendHunter.com) I find these baby clothes bearing political messages and slogans which are sometimes derisive and offending a bit tacky.
The messages run the gamut, from the little white t-shirt emblazoned with the…
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In a stroke of genius, Italy’s FLY PIZZA used packages of rolling paper as business cards to promote its night delivery service.
Gwen Ifill, moderator of Thursday’s debate, is the author of a coming book, “The Breakthrough: Politics and Race in the Age of Obama.”
The ad above, in which Obama is doing a really bad job of pretending like he’s not reading from a prompter (not that it matters — just noting), is what you’ll see on the Obama channel, which according to Tribble is the latest addition to the Dish Network.
The spot is on repeat on TDN’s channel 73, and talks about his economic plan? According to Politico, TDN offered Obama and McCain the same opportunity, and the Obama camp was the only one to bite. Apparently, they think paying for what they can get for free on YouTube is a good idea. Hmm.
Tribble said he was sitting a bar, where the barkeep was playing the station as a joke. Guess it’s working? (Thanks Bra!)
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