Dell Helps Business Achieve Great Outcomes

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I had a Dell. It served me well for six years. An Inspiron laptop. But now I have an Apple MacBook Pro. Love it. Doesn’t mean I don’t like Dell but I do like the MacBook better. None of which really matters but all of this popped into my head when viewing Dell’s new Dell Outcomes commercial created by Y&R and produced by B-Reel.

The ad focuses on the far reaching influence Dell products can and do have on people’s lives. From the entrepreneur who uses it to develop a new product to the ability to make 70,000 financial trades every second to serving individual’s needs to helping doctors battle cancer.

I think it does a nice job conveying the fact technology does play an important and key role in what humans can and do achieve. Surely Dell isn’t the only technology platform that can achieve this but they are a big one and a pervasive one and one that has inevitably made a difference.


90 Days at Twitter — What I Learned From the Inside


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Sia – She Wolf

Le réalisateur Hiro Murai nous présente un combat entre nature et univers digital dans ce clip « She Wolf » réalisé pour illustrer le morceau de David Guetta et Sia. Tournée en Islande, cette vidéo illustre l’évocation de la puissance des loups pour se venger de chasseurs impitoyables. A découvrir dans la suite.

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Fantastically Floral Portraits – The ‘Flowers Renessaince’ Imperium Kobiet Editorial Exudes Feminini (GALLERY)

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Who Knew Nikon Was Pronounced Nee-Kon?

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I’ve had a Nikon camera for about six years and in all that time, this is the first I’ve heard Nikon pronounce Nee-Kon. I have to assume that I, and, seemingly, everyone else on the planet, have been wrong all these years. After all, if a Nikon-branded video pronounces the word Nee-Kon, it must be so.

That little oddity aside, Nikon is out with a 2:37 video that focuses on tears and how tears (and the face) can convey many emotions and how Nikon lenses are designed to capture those emotions. It’s decent work, But since when did Nikon’s little logo jingle begin to sound like the last bit of the Intel jingle?


Gallery: PPA Advertising Awards

Media Week brings you the pictures from last night’s PPA Advertising Awards at OXO2 on London’s South Bank.

Space-Age Accessory Editorials – The ‘Future’ Qvest Magazine Photoshoot is Fashion-Forward (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) The ‘Future’ Qvest editorial showcases a slew of space-aged accessory pieces modeled by Laura Kargulewicz. The fresh face is lensed by photographer Christoph Wohlfahrt, who captures her…

Samsung Focuses on Businesses in Creative-Agency Pitch


While Samsung is on the offense of late with its consumer-facing marketing strategy taking aim at Apple, the company has other plans. It has called upon agencies to pitch for its B2B agency-of-record business.

NEWSPAPER ABCs: Interactive national figures for September 2012

A breakdown of the key figures from the September 2012 ABC national newspaper circulation report.

Win or Lose, There Was No Ignoring Biden in VP Debate Against Ryan


No bloodless, uninspired debate for Joe Biden and Paul Ryan as the two kept at each other all night.

American Express Publishing Assigns New Leaders to Travel & Leisure


American Express Publishing has set new leaders atop its Travel & Leisure magazine.

NEWSPAPER ABCs: Guardian, i and FT enjoy autumn lift

The Guardian, i and Financial Times were the only three national daily titles to register month-on-month uplifts in circulations in September while The Times boosted its circulation with multiple copy sales.

Chase Shows How Not to Manage an Online Charity Campaign


Chase's contest has become a model of what — and what not — to do in a corporate philanthropy campaign.

U.S. Video-Game Sales Drop 24% in September, NPD Says

U.S. retail sales of software, hardware and accessories declined 24% to $848.3 million in September from a year earlier, according to researcher NPD Group.

E se o Batman usasse o mapa da Apple?

Nesse comercial-paródia, Batman, O Cavaleiro das Trevas, precisa encontrar o local da bomba. No seu cinto de utilidades ele carrega um iPhone 5, logo vai ter que confiar no malfadado Apple Maps para fazer sua rota.

É uma edição divertida reunindo cenas dos três filmes da série de Christopher Nolan, assinando à lá campanhas publicitárias da maçã.

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