Hasta La Creative!

(TrendHunter.com) Tattoos can be chic, but sometimes they just have to come off. While there are many ways to rid yourself of an unwanted tattoo, the Magic Wand System is one hot option–literally.

The Magic Wand System…

LONDON – BSkyB has stepped back to re-examine its £450m bid for the UK business of broadband provider Tiscali after talks stalled over the underlying value of the Italian firm.

LONDON – A record 13.3m people tuned in to watch Holby City actor Tom Chambers win the final of BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing, amid reports that viewers were unable to get through on phone lines to cast their votes.

“Together, we can stop polluting by recycling.”

Advertising Agency: Young & Rubicam, Paris, France
Creative Director: Les Six
Copywriter: Pierre-Antoine Dupin
Art Director: Louis Carpentier

@dirkthecow introduced us to What Davo Loves, a responsible-driving initiative for Queensland Transport, Australia.

Instead of sending over a typical holiday card, Mortar went the extra mile and sent us a Holiday Recession Kit.

Rocky Mountain News journalists get the public involved in the effort to save Colorado’s oldest newspaper.

At a time when most big newspapers are embracing the Internet as their future salvation, a small weekly in New Jersey is shunning it, and thriving.

Advertising is a simple business. Of course, we don’t want anyone to know that. It might impact our fees.

Note, I did not say what we do is easy. I said we’re in a simple business, as opposed to something like politics or medicine.

The Ad Contrarian, for one, is pissed that “the advertising business is now in the hands of complicators.”

Web metrics maniacs have been measuring every visit, every click, every time we blow our nose or wipe our ass. They know what we do and where we live and where we go.

Now they need to tell us what are the principles? What are the simple truths? What do we need to know?

We’re waiting.

Recém lançado pela subsidiária da Coca Cola no Canadá, o Coke Zero Dance Hero é um game altamente viciante. Contextualizado na campanha “Coke Zero Taste”, que traz os rabugentos personagens “Tongue” e “Eyeball”, o game convida o jogador a testar a sua habilidade, em algo semelhante ao badalado game Guitar Hero. Porém, ao invés de “lutar” contra a própria guitarra, o jogador precisa ficar esperto para agir com os passos nos lugares e momentos certos.

Pura coincidência, mas falei antes (aqui) sobre o Pepsi Music Challenge – o jogo também baseado em Guitar Hero, lançado pela sua maior concorrente, a Pepsi.