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Advertising Agency: DLV BBDO, Milan, Italy
Executive Creative Directors: Stefania Siani, Federico Pepe
Copywriters: Matteo Maggiore, Dennis Casale
Art Directors: Matteo Pozzi, Valerio Mangiafico
Illustrator: Davide Calluori

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Team Justin Bieber: 29 Million Twitter Followers Key for Marketing Fragrance, Music Video


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Out and About 18 October

This week Out and About chases zombies with Nuts, talks shop with Be Viacom, gets team building with Vizeum in Manchester, says OMG! with Yahoo at Westfield and goes Russian with IPC Media’s Wallpaper.

The Trouble With ‘Viewability’ as a Metric for Digital Ads


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Dentyne by Trident: First Interactive mapping in Chile

Advertised brand: Dentyne by Trident
Advertising Agency: di Paola Chile
Creative Director: Eduardo Araya
Regional Creative Director: Flavio Rucci
Art Director: Carlos Donoso, Andrés Mellado, Gonzalo Bravo
Copywriter: Boris Rojas
Mapping developers: Delight lab

Eurostar summer bookings flat despite Olympics sponsorship

Eurostar’s passenger numbers remained flat during its third quarter, which included the Olympic period, while sales revenues fell by 5%, despite its status as a London 2012 sponsor.

Pepsi adiciona uma hora extra de diversão ao dia dos consumidores

Todo mundo sonha em ter mais horas no dia, seja para dar conta de todo o trabalho que tem para fazer, seja para se divertir. A Pepsi Next resolveu dar uma ajudinha para estas pessoas – pelo menos aquelas que moram em Boston, São Francisco, San Antonio, Austin, Chicago, Seattle, Portland, Los Angeles, Orange County e Nova York – com The Extra Hour.

A campanha é o resultado de uma parceria da Pepsi com a startup TaskRabbit, que disponibiliza pessoas para ajudarem os usuários a concluir tarefas (aliás, uma ideia muito legal que poderia chegar por aqui).

The Extra Hour conta com um hotsite, que ficará no ar até 12 de novembro. Ao longo deste período, a Pepsi irá oferecer 50 ajudinhas com tarefas do cotidiano para que os consumidores ganhem uma hora extra em seu dia e usem para se divertir. São 12 alternativas, que vão desde esperar na fila de um restaurante até a ida ao supermercado, passando por uma faxininha básica e organização de caixas de fotos.

Os escolhidos de cada semana terão um TaskRabbit para executar as tarefas selecionadas por uma hora e uma Pepsi, claro.

A ideia é dos criativos do The Barbarian Group.

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