Digital Agency Definition 6 Acquires NewsMarket Parent Company for $25 Million
Posted in: Uncategorizedpit – art in public space
Posted in: Uncategorized70 Examples of Phantom Photography – From Eerie Editorials to Gorgeously Ghostly Fashion
Posted in: UncategorizedBagua – A Downtown Call
Posted in: UncategorizedLa marque de chaussures Bagua nous propose de découvrir cette vidéo inattendue appelée « A Downtown Call ». Suivant le parcours de 2 amis à Los Angeles, cette création très réussie met en avant les paires de la marque. Pour l’occasion, Fubiz vous proposons de gagner 15 paires de chaussures Bagua.
/ Concours
Fubiz vous propose de remporter 15 paires Bagua des modèles Galia (Suede Anthracite + Blue Leather & Ripstop). Les différents moyens pour participer sont : retweet du compte Twitter, en réagissant sur la page Facebook Fubiz et par tirage au sort dans les commentaires jusqu’au 1er octobre.
No genuine idea for genuine parts / Un peu grillé?
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THE ORIGINAL? Volkswagen Original Parts – 03/2011 Headline : “Sorry originality” Source : Cannes Archive Online (Press Longlist) Agency : DDB (Mexico) |
LESS ORIGINAL Volkswagen Genuine Parts – 09/2012 Headline : “Just because it works, doesn’t mean it’s fixed” Source : Adsoftheworld Agency : Ogilvy (South Africa) |
Um vidente que sabe tudo sobre a sua vida… usando a internet
Posted in: UncategorizedSe toda a sua vida está na internet, qualquer um pode saber tudo sobre você. Para provar isso, o banco belga Febelfin aplicou uma pegadinha para promover seus serviços de segurança online.
Pessoas que passavam na rua eram convidadas a se consultar com um vidente. Diziam que era um programa de TV, tornando as cameras e a encenação toda mais crível.
O vidente, que adivinhava muitas coisas sobre as pessoas, inclusive dados bancários, abria a cortina e revelava no final qual era a sua fonte.
A criação é da Duval Guillaume.
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OMG! OMG! MySpace Gets Its Swagger Back!
Posted in: UncategorizedWith the rebirth of MySpace, introduced by a slick video featuring Justin Timberlake, new owner Specific Media (and Timberlake) is looking to get the social network’s swagger back. The new look centers on a image-heavy, horizontal layout similar to Pinterest. Taking pragmatic view, the new MySpace incorporate “rivals” Twitter and Facebook but will remain focused on music.
Specific Media purchased MySpace for $35 millon from Rupert Murdoch after he, several years earlier, had paid $580 million.
In the video, we are told MySpace will be “staying true to our roots in one important way – empowering people to express themselves however they want.” But let’s be honest. That’s a catch all phrase that will allow the entity to do pretty much whatever it wants.
Whether or not MySpace can truly make a comeback is anyone’s guess. but one thing’s for sure. Get ready for an onslaught of “How to Build Your Brand on MySpace” books and a whole new generation of “MySpace Gurus” and several notable social media digerati hanging “I have Moved” signs on Facebook as they jump on the new MySpace bandwagon.
Oh yes. The waterfall of lemming-like NewSpace insanity is going to be delicious. Grab your Google Goggles, nuke some popcorn, pull up a chair and get ready to enjoy the show.
OMG! OMG! MySpace Gets Its wagger Back!
Posted in: UncategorizedWith the rebirth of MySpace, introduced by a slick video featuring Justin Timberlake, new owner Specific Media (and Timberlake) is looking to get the social network’s swagger back. The new look centers on a image-heavy, horizontal layout similar to Pinterest. Taking pragmatic view, the new MySpace incorporate “rivals” Twitter and Facebook but will remain focused on music.
Specific Media purchased MySpace for $35 millon from Rupert Murdoch after he, several years earlier, had paid $580 million.
In the video, we are told MySpace will be “staying true to our roots in one important way – empowering people to express themselves however they want.” But let’s be honest. That’s a catch all phrase that will allow the entity to do pretty much whatever it wants.
Whether or not MySpace can truly make a comeback is anyone’s guess. but one thing’s for sure. Get ready for an onslaught of “How to Build Your Brand on MySpace” books and a whole new generation of “MySpace Gurus” and several notable social media digerati hanging “I have Moved” signs on Facebook as they jump on the new MySpace bandwagon.
Oh yes. The waterfall of lemming-like NewSpace insanity is going to be delicious. Grab your Google Goggles, nuke some popcorn, pull up a chair and get ready to enjoy the show.
Rolling Stone Magazine: Back to Rock
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: DLV BBDO, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Directors: Stefania Siani, Federico Pepe
Copywriter: Matteo Maggiore
Producers: Marijiana Vukomanovic, Chiara Bergamaschi
Illustrator and animator: Gerardo Del Hierro
Speaker: Alex Rendall
House of production: Svperbe
Sound editing: Eccetera/General Jingle
B&Q marketing director Paterson resigns ‘for personal reasons’
Posted in: UncategorizedKatherine Paterson, marketing director at B&Q, has resigned this morning (25 September), citing “personal reasons” for her departure.
Special K launches Tweet Shop campaign for new crisps range
Posted in: UncategorizedSpecial K is running the “world’s first tweet shop” social media campaign to push its entry into the crisps market.
Special K launches ‘Tweet Shop’ campaign for new crisps range
Posted in: UncategorizedSpecial K is running the “world’s first tweet shop” social media campaign to push its entry into the crisps market.
Bodyscapes Photography
Posted in: UncategorizedVivant à Los Angeles, l’artiste Jean-Paul Bourdier est un photographe, peintre et architecte français. Avec ces clichés, il peint avec brio le corps humain pour l’incruster et le faire interagir dans un paysage naturel. Un rendu proche du camouflage splendide, à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.
O2’s Giffgaff to call ad review
Posted in: UncategorizedGiffgaff, O2’s online SIM-only mobile network, is preparing to call a review of its advertising business as it looks to expand its marketing activity, bringing an end to its three year relationship with Albion London.
FIPP research reveals readers find digital ads ‘annoying’ and ‘relevant’
Posted in: UncategorizedSeven in 10 people find ads in digital magazines “pretty annoying”, but nearly half also find them relevant, according to an array of research carried out by the MPA (Magazine Publisher’s Association) and published in FIPP’s World Digital Media Factbook this month.
Face Arcade permite jogar no Google+ Hangout usando apenas o rosto
Posted in: UncategorizedAntes de mais nada, é preciso dizer que você precisa de um rosto para poder brincar com o Face Arcade. Se você não tem um, talvez esta não seja a melhor diversão para você. Criação dos neozelandeses da Resn Labs, o Face Arcade dispensa as mãos e exige somente um rosto para jogar minigames viciantes, participar de corridas ou cumprir tarefas malucas em disputas com seus amigos do Google+ Hangouts.
Na prática, se você já imaginou como seria estar no lugar da cobrinha de Snake, com este jogo você vai descobrir. O trailer – tosco, mas divertido – mostra como funciona.
Vale lembrar que funciona muito melhor no Chrome, é claro…
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75 Unconventional Worship Constructions – From Inflatable Churches to Angular Arboreal Sanctuaries
Posted in: UncategorizedFree Time Out attracts big-brand advertisers
Posted in: UncategorizedTime Out is published for the first time today (25 September) in its new incarnation as a free title, with a bold red cover which states, “Take Me, I’m Yours”, and carrying advertising from MasterCard, Channel 4, Vodafone.