Hasta La Creative!

“Muscovites have been puzzling over a series of vaguely Warhollian posters appearing in subway stations.

LONDON – SEAT Approved Used Cars has launched a new advertising campaign across Auto Trader, the Trader Media Group-owned motoring magazine and website.

LONDON – Google plans to pull out of the broadcast radio advertising market to focus on streaming audio, less than a month after it scrapped efforts to sell ads for newspapers.

LONDON – Epsom Downs Racecourse is offering stand-alone sponsorship for the Epsom Derby for the first time, as it struggles to secure a backer for the entire two-day horseracing festival.

Impressionné par le travail du photographe Vincent Laforet, avec ce nouveau teaser intitulé “Making Waves: The 14 Days”. Un prélude au documentaire sur une star du monde du surf : Jamie O’Brien. Des images somptueuses d’Hawaii, filmés en Canon 5D Mk II, associé à la caméra RED.

Music : Beck – Heaven’s Hammer

It isn’t immediately clear whether the Maryland Comptroller has an ingenious sense of humor or just really low standards, but “Real Tax Payers of Genius” — a video effort to get taxpayers to e-file — definitely left us with a queasy “What hath YouTube wrought” sensation.

LONDON – Hot on the heels of erstwhile Liverpool colleague Peter Crouch’s viral sellout for T-Mobile comes some bizarre and cheesy internet clips of super striker Fernando Torres advertising dog schools, tennis lessons and hairdresser’s in his native Spain.

Not completely sure what to make of this one. For pizza franchise Mr. Jim’s, AdWise put together this weird ad where founder Mr. Jim goes head-to-head with “Doughby,” his dough-making robot.

LONDON – Digital creative agency Ralph has created a gruesome viral campaign which shows a murder via a webcam and a warning to viewers that they are next, to mark the launch of Paramount Pictures’ remake of the classic horror film ‘Friday the 13th’.

NEW YORK – Starbucks, which built its business on selling $4 cups of coffee, is to offer customers instant or soluble coffee for less than $1, which it claims tastes as good as the real thing.