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Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt AG, Hamburg, Germany
Executive Creative Directors: Wolf Heumann, Dirk Haeusermann
Creative Director: Sascha Hanke, Timm Hanebeck
Art Director: Andy Tran
Graphics: Nadya Innamorato, Alexander Leu
Copywriter: Clemens Sehi
Executive Account Director: Rolf Kutze
Account Director: Carl-Christian Berge
Senior Account Manager: Nadine Simon
Production: Philipp Wenhold
Photographer: Tina Luther
Postproduction: elektronischeschoenheit, Hamburg

Advertising Agency: Contract Advertising, Thailand
Executive Creative Director: Manirat Banthukamphon
Art Directors: Kavin Sitsayanaren, Manirat Banthukamphon
Copywriter: Manisa Orprasert
Published: October 2008

Advertising Agency: Contract Advertising, Thailand
Executive Creative Director: Manirat Banthukamphon
Art Directors: Kavin Sitsayanaren, Manirat Banthukamphon
Copywriter: Manisa Orprasert
Published: October 2008

Advertising Agency: GSD&M Idea City, Austin, USA
Creative Director: Wade Alger
Creative Director: Jay Russell
ACD/Copywriter: Andy Miller
ACD/Art Director: Robert Linn
Agency Producer: Florence Babbit
Production Company: Psyop, Los Angeles
Directors: Chris Staves and Laurent Ledru, Psyop
Executive Producer: Neysa Horsburgh
Line Producer: Michael Schlenker
Visual Effects: MassMarket, Los Angeles
Executive Producer: Christine Schneider
Previz Producer: Michele Watkins
Producer: Blythe Dalton
CG Supervisor/Previz: David Chontos
Technical Director/3D Generalist: Jon Tojek
Modeling/Rigging: Joon Lee
Modeling/Lighting: Sarah Bocket
Lighter/Renderer: Robb Gardner
Compositor: Lane Jolly
Trackers: Marcus Erbar, Matt Broeska
Roto Artists: Brendan Smith, Austin Brown
Lead Flame: Brian Buongiorno
Flame Artists: Sarah Eim, Jan Cilliers
Previz (NY): Joshua Frankel
Additional Previs: Chris Batty, Duane Flock
Tracking (NY): Joerg Liebold
Editorial: Paul Sabater, Spot Welders, Los Angeles
Mix House: Play, Los Anegels
Mixer: John Bolen
Music: Felix Bloxsom
Telecine: The Syndicate, Los Angeles

– The US Army has released a list of new technologies that could be used to enable terrorism. Twitter, MySpace and Facebook make the cut.

Advertising Agency: Lowe, Zurich, Switzerland
Creative Directors: Valentina Herrmann, Keith Loell
Art Directors: Sebastian Hugelshofer, Alfred Burkard
Copywriter: Nicole Glaus
Photography: Sebastian Hugelshofer
Art Buyer: Suzana Kovacevic
Account Supervisors: Kerstin Schnyder, Martin Schlatter
Published: November 2006

Advertising Agency: Lowe, Zurich, Switzerland
Creative Directors: Valentina Herrmann, Keith Loell
Art Directors: Sebastian Hugelshofer, Alfred Burkard
Copywriter: Nicole Glaus
Photography: Sebastian Hugelshofer
Art Buyer: Suzana Kovacevic
Account Supervisors: Kerstin Schnyder, Martin Schlatter
Published: November 2006

(TrendHunter.com) Elisabeth Hasselbeck has attacked the scandal surrounding Sarah Palin’s extravagant $150K wardrobe and considered the negative attention “sexist”.

“Instead of the issues, they are focused, fixated on…

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Advertising Agency: No.7, Beijing, China
Creative Director: King Chen
Art Directors: King Chen,Tony
Copywriter: Wendy
Photographer: Chenlei
Published: May 2008

During last night’s episode of Gossip Girl, The Candie’s Foundation ran a fairly bare-bones PSA encouraging parents to talk with their kids about the teen pregnancy “epidemic.” Though Candie’s other PSAs are better produced and have more mass star power, there’s something delightfully confrontational about the close-cropped camera angles and overbearing soundtrack on this one. A list of talking points for parents was published as a print ad in The New York Times and New York Post encouraging parents to tune into Gossip Girl with their teens and watch the PSA. Amusingly, USA Today pulled the print ad due to potential controversy after reversing its position a few times, finally claiming it was simply “unable to accommodate” it. My money says the pictures of Jamie Lynn Spears and Gov. Palin’s daughter Bristol at the top of the ad are what caused USA Today‘s hissy fit. For those non-USA Today readers who did tune in, I wonder what started more conversation: the PSA or Gossip Girl‘s tawdry, teen-makeout-filled plot.

—Posted by Rebecca Cullers