Floating Cinema
Posted in: UncategorizedVoici ce concept de Buro Ole Scheeren avec la création d’un cinéma flottant. Situé au bord de l’île de Yao Noi en Thaïlande, ce projet “The Archipelago Cinema” donne envie de passer quelques heures devant cet écran en plein air, le tout dans un cadre féérique. Plus d’images dans la suite.
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Discovery Uproots Planet Green to Create ‘Destination: America’
Posted in: UncategorizedYahoo to axe 2,000 jobs in global restructure
Posted in: UncategorizedYahoo is eliminating 2,000 of its nearly 14,000-strong global workforce, with sources suggesting around 400 UK-based staff are in consultation.
Dystopian Swimwear Designs – The ‘Embedded Allure’ by David Higgs is Savage and Sci-Fi (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedSector analysis: Customer Publishing
Posted in: UncategorizedWith the amount of digital content expected to overtake the written editorial work carried out by customer publishers, plus a move towards redefining the sector as content marketing, Mike Fletcher investigates a sector that’s keeping up with modern media times.
Affluency Survey: Diversity Among Affluent Americans
Posted in: UncategorizedStimorol Infinity: Neverlasting Love
Posted in: UncategorizedCompanies Will Adapt to the Intelligent Web, or Die
Posted in: UncategorizedCoca-Cola: Cheer o Meter
Posted in: UncategorizedA giant screen that only works if the people watching the game of the Argentinean team, encourages. If there are no fans cheering, the image begins to darken, to fade. This new initiative of Coca Cola -developed by Ogilvy Action- was launched during an event where over 500 people enjoyed the match Argentina vs. Colombia, all non-stop encouraging in order to keep watching the TV screen on.
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy, Buenos Aires, Argentina
General Creative Directors: Javier Mentasti, Maximiliano Maddalena, Silvio Panizza
Creative Directors: Rodrigo Isaia – Alejandro Garone
Accoun team: Karina Aiello, Barbara Storey
Production Director: Valeria Pinto (Parson)
Producer: Gaston Sueiro – Federico Faralla
Production Company: Awards Cine
Director: Matías Goldberg
Producer: Guadalupe Gallardo, Tomas Chester, Mariano Damiano
Music Production: Camilo Iezzi – Mariano Iezzi (CCCI)
Responsible for the client: Diego Luis, Cristian Castellani, Alejandro Bacigalupo
City Of Fog
Posted in: UncategorizedLe photographe Martin Stavars a décidé d’immortaliser la ville de Chongqing en Chine sous le brouillard. Cette série de photographies appelée “City Of Fog” est tout simplement splendide et donne une réelle ambiance. Des clichés à découvrir dans la suite.
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Vigorplant: Cactus
Posted in: UncategorizedInvisible originality / Pas Vu, Pas Pris?
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THE ORIGINAL? The Salvation Army – 2006 Source : Cannes Archive, Inspired by Liu Bolin’s artwork ? Agency : ACLC Toronto (Canada) |
LESS ORIGINAL The Princes Trust Fundraising – 2012 Source : Coloribus, Inspired by Liu Bolin’s artwork ? Agency : CHI and Partners London (United Kingdom) |
Vigorplant: Shower
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: Armando Testa, Milan, Italy
Creative Directors: Vincenzo Celli, Peppe Cirillo
Art Director: Laura Sironi
Copywriter: Stefano Castagnone, Federica Saraniti Lana
Account Director: Emanuele Cason
Director: Jonathan Gurvit
Production Company: Mercurio Cinematografica
Mix: Eccetera
Music: Themusicbank.com
Yahoo Cuts 2,000 Jobs in Broad Restructure
Posted in: UncategorizedHazy Lingerie Spreads – The Elle France April 2012 Martensen Feature is Daring (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedMedia Week Awards co-chairs revealed
Posted in: UncategorizedThis year’s Media Week Awards co-chairs are Jonathan Allan, sales director for Channel 4 and Karen Blackett, CEO at MediaCom.
Colgate: For stronger teeth
Posted in: UncategorizedTesco ditches 20-year Value range and replaces it with Everyday Value
Posted in: UncategorizedTesco is launching a TV campaign on 30 April to showcase its Everyday Value range, which is replacing its blue-and-white-striped Value range after nearly 20 years.