(TrendHunter.com) The Overflow Bathtubs represent a luxurious line of washroom wares. The products, named Chi, Float, Lake, Oriental, Pond and Wish, actually feature a surge of water that streams out from the sides…
O Google continua sua série de experimentos com o Chrome, agora para testar sua API de reconhecimento de voz.
O site “The Peanut Gallery” permite a inclusão de intertítulos em cenas de clássicos do cinema mudo. Basta escolher o filme e falar em alto e bom som para ver a mágica acontecer.
Depois de criar o clipe, é possível salvar para compartilhar com amigos nas redes sociais. A Web Speech API do Google é capaz de reconhecer mais de 30 idiomas. Faz um teste: peanutgalleryfilms.com
Ms. Goodall, the primatologist known for her research on chimpanzees, said she was “distressed” that sources were not properly cited in an upcoming book on plants.
An array of newspapers protested a new press code on Tuesday that empowers a press watchdog to investigate abuses, order corrections and levy steep fines for misbehavior.
Se o Google já se repetia em seu último comercial, “Brand New Baby”, o que dizer de mais uma vez o mesmo tema na “nova” criação para o Nexus?
Ou as equipes de marketing dos diferentes departamentos não se conversam, ou a empresa deseja mesmo forçar o conceito da tecnologia em favor das conexões humanas. Relembre “Jess Time” e “New Dad”.
No comercial para o Nexus 10, um casal que espera pelo primeiro filho se informa e diverte através do gadget, contando com uma ajuda até para escolher o nome do bebê.
In a forehead-slapping development, Neiman Marcus and two other retailers settled federal claims that they had marketed rabbit, raccoon and other real fur as fake fur.
Richard W. Stevenson will move from the newspaper’s Washington bureau to take over supervision of European news from Paris. Alison Smale will become Berlin bureau chief.
Xtra Space provides storage facilities throughout South Africa, for personal and business needs. To demonstrate the benefit of Xtra Space, we designed their business cards to store other business cards.
Advertising Agency: Y&R, South Africa
Chief Creative Officer: Graham Lang
Executive Creative Director: Rui Alves
Designer: Gareth Owen
Creative Group Head / Copywriter: Nkanyezi Masango
When the Swedish mobile operator 3 wanted to promote their “Pocket WiFi”, a portable WiFi router, we used an unexpected media channel – WiFi. Today, when almost everyone uses portable devices, a lot of people are also looking for free internet access. We decided to help them at Stockholm Central Station. While waiting for departures and delayed connections a lot of people are using their smartphones, tablets and computers. This is what we did: First, we set up a WiFi hotspot and made it public. Then we named it ”Looking for WiFi?”. When people connected to the network they were redirected to a web page where the local 3 Store asked if it was not about time getting your own WiFi. The message included product information and directions to the 3 Store. Not only did The WiFi-Ad access a free media. The message reached the target audience just as they were looking for WiFi. Only steps away from the store offering the solution.
Advertising Agency: MRM Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden
Creative Director: Johan Blomstrom
Art Director: Christian Soderholm
Copywriter: Fredrik Sundqvist
Account Director: Markus Thiel
Technical Director: Marcus Mackie Johansson
Developer: Alonso Diaz
Advertising agency: Leo Burnett, Londo, United Kingdom
Art Directors / Copywriters: Guy Moore, Tony Malcolm
Agency Producer: Bruce Macrae
Executive Creative Director: Justin Tindall
Media agency: OMD
Planner: Grace Cowey
Production Company: Gorgeous Enterprises
Director: Vince Squibb
Production Company Producer: Rupert Smythe
Editor: Paul Watts / The Quarry
Post-production: MPC
Audio post-production: Simon Capes / Soho Square Studios
Creative Director: Justin Tindall
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