NFL Runs a Play in Fashion Magazines’ September Issues


Newsstand readers of Marie Claire will see what might seem like an unexpected advertiser smack in the middle of its big September issue — the NFL.

The magazine is publishing a 16-page insert called “The Savvy Girl’s Guide to Football” — subscribers will get it as a separate supplement — with six ad pages for the NFL’s women’s apparel line. Actress Minka Kelly, who some readers will know from her role in NBC high school football series “Friday Night Lights,” appears on the front. Another ad page for the league appears in the main issue itself.

The guide is a continuation of the NFL’s four-year-old effort to increase its appeal to women and sell them licensed NFL apparel. The campaign began with print and TV media buys and has evolved to include point-of-sale marketing and “style lounge” retail areas inside NFL stadiums. The NFL is working with seven other women’s magazines, including Vogue, Cosmopolitan and Us Weekly. But the Marie Claire effort is the centerpiece of the NFL’s print campaign this year, the companies said. They declined to disclose the spending involved.

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Werner Herzog Directs Heartbreaking Anti-Texting and Driving Documentary


Werner Herzog, the eccentric director known for documenting the lives of unusual heroes (“Grizzly Man”) and antics like eating his shoe, has applied his skills to a new documentary “From One Second to the Next,” a cautionary tale about the dangers of texting while driving. The film was funded by mobile providers AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint and Verizon.

“I had my brother in my hand, and all of a sudden, my hand was empty,” the harrowing documentary begins. The 35-minute tale hopes to reach people with the message of what exactly happens when you text and drive, putting a human face on the tragedies that have resulted from people’s bad driving habits — like Xzavier, a little boy whose mother dreamt would become an athlete. It’s sensitively handled, but provides plenty of shocks, like a particularly emotional scene where Xzavier’s mom’s monologue is interrupted by her son’s arrival home — the first image we get of him, and what has happened to him because of one driver’s actions.

Featured in the film, along with Xzavier, is Reggie Shaw, who hit and killed two scientists in Utah in 2006, and spoke with lawmakers in the state after doing jail time to pass a new texting and driving law. There’s also Vermont’s Debbie Drewniak, who was put into a coma when a driver veered off the road while texting, and Chandler Gerber, who killed three children when he drove into a horse-drawn carriage carrying an Amish family.

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Bebo Relaunches With ‘Ballsy’ Spoof Video

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Established in 2005 by Michael and Xochi Birch, sold to Yahoo! in 2008 for $850 million and recently bought back by its founders for $1 million, Bebo is back. Yesterday, the site relaunched with a “ballsy” video featuring founder Michael Birch.

Rubber Republic helped Birch and Bebo CEO Shaan Puri created a spoof corporate video — shot over a weekend — that touches upon the highs and lows of Bebo over the years.

At its height, Bebo had 40 million users but under Yahoo! the site languished. While the founders aren’t promising an exact date for the relaunch, it is said to be “soon.” People who once used Bebo can enter their email address to be notified when they can access some, not all, of their old files.

Rewind: Tampons, You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby!


That time of the month has truly arrived. The world’s been abuzz over HelloFlo’s online film about an young, entrepreneurial “Camp Gyno” who wields her status as the first menstruater at her summer camp like she’s the Walter White of tampons. Promoting Naama Bloom’s subscription service for feminine products, the video shows how advertising in the category certainly has matured. Its gutsy young star freely tosses around words like “vag” and “vagina,” and even demonstrates that time of the month with a blood-squirting doll.

Such candor isn’t exactly a new thing in menstrual marketing. Over the past few years we’ve seen girly goods advertising become increasingly risqu and fun. Take, for example, U.K.company Bodyform, whose fictional CEO Caroline Williams addressed the category’s silly conventions when responding to a man’s Facebook complaints about his menstruating girlfriend. Similarly, 2010 ads for Kotex out of JWT New York took the piss out of blue liquid, and this Tampax ad from 2006 out of Leo Burnett, Chicago, featured a high schooler leaping through a cafeteria with glee announcing, “I’m menstruating!”

The HelloFlo ad, however, brings even more grit to girls, channeling the balls and potty mouth of some of today’s powerful young female protagonists (Kick Ass’ Hit-Girl, Hunger Games’ Katniss, even Disney’s Merida). That stance, along with some awesome writing and production, have sent it straight to the top of the cluttered social-media marketplace, its star an eye-opening contrast to the angsty, arguably most famous period-getter in pop culture, Judy Blume’s Margaret.

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Apple Stays Muted in Latest ‘Every Day’ Ad, for FaceTime

Add FaceTime video chat to the list of features covered by Apple and TBWA\Media Arts Lab in their "Every Day" spots for the iPhone 5. This new clip is similar in execution to earlier series entries about the device's music and photo functions, with copious product-use shots and a subdued, moody score setting the tone. (Nokia had the cheek to parody "Photos Every Day," and fairly effectively, though when rivals choose to define themselves in relation to Apple, it says more about the latter's enduring brand equity and continued presence of mind among consumers than anything else.) These "Every Day" ads do a fine job of showing us the role iPhone technologies play in people's lives, and they resonate better than the client's widely panned "Designed by Apple" campaign, which spends too much time telling us about the company's mind-set and philosophy. The human interface, after all, is where technology truly comes alive, and in its most successful advertising, Apple taps into that connection to reveal the soul of its machines.


    

Tiger Energy Drink’s Miniature Feline Spokesman Really Wants You to Get Laid, Bro

These new ads for Polish energy drink Tiger start out boring, and then get weird very, very quickly. Run-of-the-mill bar, party and music-festival scenes quickly devolve into young men receiving pep talks from a tiny, hand-held jungle cat on how not to be a total wuss. Apparently, it was a technical feat to get the tiger, animated by Platige in New York, to display the right mix of feline and human characteristics—and it's true, he does look pretty awesome. But if he were a person, he'd still be that friend who's trying to live vicariously through you, by constantly telling you exactly what you should do to get the girl, even though he clearly has no idea what he's talking about. Agency: DDB Warsaw

One spot below, and two more after the jump.


    

Marmite donates to RSPCA as complaints reach 400

Unilever has donated £18,000 to the RSCPA in an effort to diffuse the outcry over its recent Marmite ad, which has now received around 400 complaints.

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Développé par l’ingénieur estonien Indrek Narusk et propriétaire de Velonia, ce prototype sortira selon son créateur en avril. Un vélo hyper design dont une des particularités est d’être construit de façon symétrique autour de deux tubes en inox. Un travail innovant et très élégant à découvrir en images dans l’article.

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IAB Unleashes Best-Ever Description of Awards Show

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It’s out. Are you on the list? Yes, IAB is out with its list of 2013 MIXX Awards finalists. But before we get to the list, we simply have to share with you this marble-mouthed, buzzword bingo-laden description of the awards from IAB EVP and CMO David Doty who said, “IAB MIXX Awards are a vibrant compass and a revealing canvas for illustrating the expansion of the present boundaries of interactive marketing as they push into new creative and technological territory.”

WTF? And that’s not the end of it. He went on to say, “The ‘white heat’ generated by the nexus of campaign strategies, creative innovations, and consumer engagement makes this year’s awards shine brighter than ever. And while the 2013 IAB MIXX Awards celebrate outstanding achievement in digital marketing and advertising from the past year, they are really about pivoting to the future and unveiling the next iteration of creative online excellence.”

Holy shit! Are we recognizing ads or are we honoring the development of a disease-free, Elysium-like world on which everyone, including the losers left below on Earth, are forever saved?

Christ, we are so self-important sometimes. Anyway…

IAB MIXX AWARDS – 2013 FINALISTS

Tools, Tactics and Technologies Categories:

Augmented Reality (NEW)

BMW North America’s BMW i and kbs+ for “A Window Into the Near Future”

Cadillac and Fallon Worldwide for “Cadillac ATS vs The World 3D: Chalk Mural”

L’Oreal Maybelline, Brand Direct and Blippar for “Maybelline Colorshow Virtual Try-on”

Wonderbra and DigitasLBi France for “Wonderbra Decoder”

Brand Destination Site

BMW North America’s BMW ActiveE and kbs+ for “The Electronaut Effect”

Google Australia, M&C Saatchi’s Mark and North Kingdom for “Build With Chrome”

The Lincoln Motor Company and Hudson Rouge for “Hello Again: Beck 360° Experience”

Toyota Tundra and Saatchi & Saatchi LA for “Tundra Endeavour Campaign”

Branded Content

Bank of America’s Merrill Edge and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Face Retirement”

FIAT 500e and SapientNitro for “Environmentally Sexy”

Intel, Toshiba and Pereira & O’Dell for “The Beauty Inside”

Papermate and PHD for “World’s Most Stolen Pen”

PepsiCo and OMD for “Pepsi Max Test Drive”

Branded Mobile Application

Defence Force Recruiting, GPY&R Melbourne and VML for “Mobile Medic”

JetBlue Airways and ROKKAN for “The New JetBlue”

The CW Television Network and OMD for “Live Twitter Feed in a Magazine”

Wonderbra and DigitasLBi France for “Wonderbra Decoder”

Custom Mobile Rich Media Display (NEW)

BMW and Amobee for “BMW Accelerates Engagement with Immersive 3D Mobile Ads”

Hotels.com and Fetch for “Xtreme Booking”

Land Rover’s Range Rover and Wunderman for “Elements of a Modern Legend iAd”

Paramount Pictures’s Paranormal Activity 4, Joule, MEC, mNet, and Yahoo! for “PA4 – Fake Video Phone Call”

Custom Rich Media Display

Bank of America’s Merrill Edge and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Face Retirement”

HBO and PHD for “Cinemax Banshee Launch”

Homecenter Sodimac, Mayo and Draft FCB Chile for “5 Seconds”

Tourism New Zealand and Razorfish for “100% Middle-Earth, 100% Pure New Zealand”

Digital Out-of-Home

BMW North America’s BMW i and kbs+ for “A Window Into the Near Future”

The Coca-Cola Company and Leo Burnett Sydney and Chicago for “Small World Machines”

Samsung Telecommunications America and Razorfish for “Samsung Share To Go”

Save Our Sons, Reactive, Finch, Havas and Red Agency for “The Most Powerful Arm Ever Invented”

Games

Discovery and OMD for “Discovery Channel’s Gold Rush Season 3”

Ford Motor Company, Team Detroit and Electronic Arts for “2013 FUSION – IT’S IN THE GAME”

Lowe’s and OMD for “MyLowe’s Sims Social”

Mondel?z International’s OREO, Carnival Labs and PikPok for “OREO: Twist, Lick, Dunk”

IAB Standard Mobile Rich Media Display (NEW)

Chevrolet, Zumobi, Commonwealth and Motor Trend for “Chevrolet Drives Unprecedented Mobile Engagement with Zumobi Rich Media Campaign”

FOX, Media Storm and Crisp Media for “Fox’s ‘The Following'”

Mercedes Benz and OgilvyOne Worldwide for “The Mercedes Benz A Class”

Renault and OMD for  “New Renault Clio”

IAB Standard Rich Media Display

Hyundai Santa Fe, TNT and INNOCEAN USA for “Hyundai x NBA – Beat The Pro”

J3/J&J and J3/AOL for “J&J Global Motherhood + Catapult Portrait Unit”

Miller Lite and DigitasLBi for “Fantasy Football Smack Talk”

realtor.com and Pereira & O’Dell for “Find it First online advertising”

Interactive Video

Hyundai Santa Fe and INNOCEAN USA for “Santa Fe Find Your 7”

Intel. Toshiba and Pereira & O’Dell for “The Beauty Inside”

Publicis Groupe and DigitasLBi France for “The Human YouTube Player”

REI and OMD for “REI Multisport Camping”

The Lincoln Motor Company and Hudson Rouge for “Hello Again: Beck 360° Experience”

Location-Based Advertising

American Express and DigitasLBi for “Welcome to Small Business Saturday”

Jarritos and GSD&M for “Jarritos SoCal Mobile Campaign”

Procter & Gamble Nordic’s Gillette Venus and Saatchi & Saatchi Stockholm for “Tag the Weather”

Samsung’s Smart TV and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Smart-Fencing”

Mobile Brand Destination Site

Abercrombie & Fitch and R/GA for “The A&F Forecast”

American Honda Motor Co. and RPA for “Honda Mobile Site”

Gucci and Huge for “Gucci Mobile Website”

Hyundai Santa Fe and INNOCEAN USA for “Santa Fe Find Your 7”

Online Commercial

eBay and DigitasLBi for “eBay Thanks You”

Miller Lite and DigitasLBi for “Fantasy Football Smack Talk”

realtor.com and Pereira & O’Dell for “Find it First Online Advertising”

REI and OMD  for “REI Multisport Camping”

Search Marketing

Chevrolet and iProspect for “The 2014 Corvette Stingray Launch: An Omni-Channel Approach Accelerates Awareness”

Hilton Worldwide and iProspect for “Big Vision & Flawless Execution on Centralized and Collaborative Search”

Swedish Chamber of Commerce and R/GA Stockholm for “Get A Life!”

Volkswagen and MediaCom for “Get Happy, Get Views”

Tablet Marketing

Avis and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Avis — It’s Your Space”

Bose and Mullen for “Bose AE2w Bluetooth Headphones”

Discovery and OMD for “Discovery Channel’s Gold Rush Season 3”

Easy Way Language Center and Loducca for “Easy Way Subtitles”

Viral / Word-of-Mouth

Beats by Dr. Dre and R/GA London for “Beats by Dr. Dre #showyourcolor”

Kmart and Draftfcb Chicago for “Ship My Pants”

Frito-Lay and OMD for “Do Us a Flavor”

Mondel?z International’s OREO and 360i for “The OREO Blackout Tweet”

Prometheus and Ignition Interactive for “Prometheus Integrated Campaign”

Strategies and Objectives Categories:

Brand Awareness and Positioning

Big Boss Brewing Company and McKinney for “The Last Barfighter”

Clinique and Ignited, iProspect, and Gluttony for “Chubby Stick Moisturizing Lip Colour Balm”

PepsiCo and The Barbarian Group for “Pepsi NEXT: The Extra Hour”

Unilever’s Dove and Ryan Partnership for “Show Us Your Skin”

Branded Utility (NEW)

BMW North America’s BMW ActiveE and kbs+ for “The Electronaut Effect”

McCormick and R/GA for “McCormick FlavorPrint”

The Home Depot and SapientNitro for “The Home Depot Appliance Experience”

VicRoads and Visual Jazz Isobar for “Unlock The Grid”

Business-to-Business

American Express and DigitasLBi for “Welcome to Small Business Saturday”

Cisco Systems and Engauge, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, Mindshare, and The First Movement    for “Cisco and the Internet of Everything”

Google Advertising Arts and 72andSunny for “Art, Copy & Code Film”

The UPS Store and Doner for “Small Business Gateway”

Clicks-to-Bricks (NEW)

American Express and DigitasLBi for “Welcome to Small Business Saturday”

David Jones and Visual Jazz Isobar for “Denim Seeks Soulmate”

Land Rover and Mindshare for “Driving Viewers to Dealers”

Taco Bell and DigitasLBi for “Cool Ranch Doritos Locos Tacos”

Content Marketing (NEW)

The Coca-Cola Company and MRY for “Coca-Cola Move to the Beat of London 2012″”

HBO for “Game of Thrones Enhanced Digital Experience”

Nintendo of America and A Squared Group for “Wii U Video Challenge”

Samsung’s Galaxy Camera and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Life’s A Photo. Take It.”

Cross-Media Integration

American Express and DigitasLBi for “Welcome to Small Business Saturday”

GREENPEACE MEXICO and Circus DF for “TOXIC TOURS”

Sprint and Team Sprint for “Cinema”

Unilever’s Axe and BBH New York for “Susan Glenn”

Cross-Platform Digital

American Express and DigitasLBi for “Welcome to Small Business Saturday”

American Honda Motor Co. and RPA for “Surprising Monsters Calling Home”

Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax, Universal Pictures, Universal Studios Home Entertainment, Ignited and Amazon Media Group for “Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax Theatrical and Home Entertainment Lifecycle Campaign””

Kia Motors and Initiative for “2013 Kia Motors Super Bowl Sorento Campaign ‘Space Babies'”

Direct Response and Lead Generation

BMW North America’s BMW M and kbs+ for “The Making of an M Print”

San Francisco Giants and MLB Advanced Media for “GIANT Strides in Online Ticket Sales”

Save Our Sons, Reactive, Finch, Havas, Red Agency for “The Most Powerful Arm Ever Invented”

SEEK Volunteer and Leo Burnett Melbourne for “Volunteer to Promote Volunteering”

Mobile Advertising

Best Buy, CP+B and Razorfish for “Tap Tap Revenge, Back to Campus and Holiday Mobile Campaign”

Defence Force Recruiting, GPY&R Melbourne and VML for “Mobile Medic”

Discovery and OMD for “Discovery Channel’s Gold Rush Season 3”

Gatorade and OMD for “Gatorade Bolt! Mobile Gaming Integration”

Multicultural

GM’s Chevrolet, Verizon and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Mia Mundo (Season 1)”

Heineken USA, Dieste Inc and Cultur8 for “UEFA Champions League Epic Party”

Procter & Gamble’s Secret and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Secreteando”

Unilever’s Lifebuoy and SapientNitro for “Global Handwashing Day 2012”

Not for Profit / Public Service

Movember, Made Man and Break Media for “Movember 2012 Campaign”

SEEK Volunteer and Leo Burnett Melbourne for “Volunteer to promote volunteering”

Unilever’s Lifebuoy and SapientNitro for “Global Handwashing Day 2012”

United States Olympic Committee and VML and Y&R NY for “Raise Our Flag”

Product Launch

Activision and OMD for “Activision Call of Duty Black Ops II”

Adobe  and Goodby, Silverstein & Partners for “Marketing Myths”

FIAT 500e and SapientNitro for “Environmentally Sexy”

Samsung’s Galaxy Camera and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Life’s A Photo. Take It.”

Social Marketing

Cole Haan and BBH New York for “#DontGoHome”

Kmart and Draftfcb Chicago for “Ship My Pants”

Microsoft’sBing and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Most Shareworthy”

Mondel?z International’s OREO and 360i for “OREO Daily Twist”

Special Innovation Category – Can’t Be Contained! (NEW)

Big Boss Brewing Company and McKinney for “The Last Barfighter”

The Coca-Cola Company and Leo Burnett Sydney and Chicago for “Small World Machines”

ESPN’s X Games and SapientNitro for “The HypeMeter”

Newsweek and Hill Holliday for “Mad Men”

Procter & Gamble’s Duracell and Starcom MediaVest Group for “Do You Want Duracell With That?”

Prometheus and Ignition Interactive for “Prometheus Integrated Campaign”

The CW Television Network and OMD for “The CW Network Live Twitter Feed in a Magazine”

Lowe’s, Vicks, Scottrade, Snickers, Visa and OMD and BBDO (Lowe’s); SMG United and Possible Media (Vicks); Markit on Demand (Scottrade); Digitas and BBDO (Snickers);and OMD and Proximity (Visa) for “Yahoo! Smart Ads for Fantasy Football”

Walt Disney Pictures, Crackle,Innovid and 4D for “cRoll Oz The Great and Powerful Interactive Video Campaign”

Itaú lembra que todo mundo já precisou de um “empurrãozinho de pai”

Aprender a andar de bicicleta exige, pelo menos no início, um apoio em quem você pode confiar. E, assim como em determinados momentos da vida, a gente também precisa colocar os pés no chão, para evitar de se machucar. É um momento de confiança e cumplicidade que muitas crianças dividem com seus pais, e que rendem histórias inesquecíveis, como as contadas no novo filme da Africa para o Itaú.

Empurrãozinho de Pai traz depoimentos muito legais de homens contando como seus pais os ensinaram a andar de bicicleta e, de repente, hoje se veem no lugar deles, ensinando seus filhos.

A produção ficou muito bacana, com emoção na dose certa. Uma boa forma de homenagear o Dia dos Pais que vem chegando.

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Trace monitora seu desempenho no skate, surf e esportes de aventura

Trace é um pequeno dispositivo desenvolvido para rastrear suas atividades enquanto anda pelas ruas de skate, desce montanhas de neve abaixo ou enfrenta ondas em uma prancha de surf.

Assim como a FuelBand da Nike, Trace faz parte da tendência de se auto-quantificar – colher dados do seu dia a dia, gerar análises e diferentes visualizações – porém focado em esportes de aventura: surf skate, skii e snowboarding.

Diferente de quem corre ou anda de bicicleta, skate e surf não tinham nenhuma ferramenta para ajudar a medir e visualizar atividades.

À prova d’água e de choque, foi feito para ser preso facilmente em uma prancha ou capacete. Além dos tradicionais dados de calorias, distâncias e velocidades, é possível mapear todo e qualquer movimento feito, tomando conhecimento de como estão indo as manobras.

Aqui, estão inclusos dados como altura vertical e horizontal, distância da onda e do chão, rotação, quantidade e altura de pulos e giros, sequência de movimentos, aterrisagem, etc.

A ferramenta foi desenvolvida por Anatole Lokshin, que ajudou a comercializar um dos primeiros GPS em 1990. Para colher todos os tipos de métricas e sincronizá-las via Bluetooth para o aplicativo AlpineReplay, Trace usa sensores de 9 eixos e uma bateria que dura 7 horas e que pode ser recarregada via USB.

“Com nosso algoritmo, podemos dizer se o usuário deu um ollie ou um kickflip.” – Lokshin

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O projeto, da ActiveReplay, está sendo lançado via campanha no Kickstarter, onde espera arrecar $150,000 para produção em escala e distribuição internacional, a partir de fevereiro de 2014.

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Twitter Taps Data Giant to Connect Dots Between Tweets and Store Purchases


Now that advertisers are starting to spend real money on Twitter, the pressure is on to prove that those investments deliver tangible results. Twitter took a step in that direction today by announcing its partnership with the data giant Datalogix to gauge the impact of tweets — both paid and organic — on sales for consumer packaged goods marketers.

Datalogix and Twitter find the correlation between tweets and purchases by matching email addresses that have been scrambled — or “hashed” — to ensure users’ anonymity. Twitter users provide an email address when registering their account, and Datalogix collects emails through loyalty programs. (Datalogix has a similar deal with Facebook to connect users and their purchases.)

Twitter provides data sets consisting of users who’ve been exposed to a given brand’s tweets and ones who haven’t to Datalogix, which has a vast repository of purchase data. It can then use email matching to track how many people in those groups have recently purchased the brand’s product.

Continue reading at AdAge.com

Morrisons calls for industry-wide approach to lad’s mags

Morrisons has called for an industry-wide approach to restricting the display of lads’ mags and plans to start talks to encourage retailers to reach an agreement.

Genetic Testing Company Wants You to Know How You Are Going to Die

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Personal genetics company 23andMe has launched Portraits of Health, its first television campaign. The campaign, created by Arnold Worldwide in New York, focuses on educating consumers about how understanding their DNA can help them make more informed and proactive health decisions. The campaign, features people discussing their real 23andMe results, visualized as graphics to illustrate what they learned about their health by exploring their DNA.

It’s all to convince people to develop their own personalized plan to proactively prevent and manage health issues. Knowing how your genetic make-up can affect your life and understanding the effect it has on your life is best expressed when one of the characters in the ad says, “Change what you can. Manage what you can’t.”

Of the campaign’s approach, 23andMe President Andy Page said,”Our goal with this campaign is to provide consumer education and raise awareness about the potential of personal genetics, while also establishing 23andMe as a recognized and trusted brand. 23andMe pioneered direct-to-consumer genetic testing and our investment in advertising also represents a first-of-its-kind TV campaign that pioneers advertising for the direct-to-consumer genetic testing industry as well.”

Of course the conspiracy theorists out there will label this effort just another step on the road to amassing enough data to magically manufacture the perfect race of humans who will wipe out the rest of us useless slobs ruining couch cushions with our fat asses. But, that’s just the way conspiracy theorists see it. For the rest of us, hey, it might be groovy to know how what lurks within and how it will lead to our demise.

Del Monte: Spaghetti

You do the cooking, we make it delicious.

Advertising Agency: BBDO, Indonesia
Executive Creative Director: Rajesh Menon
Creative Director: Haris Budi
Art Director: Ferry Indra Lesmana
Copywriter: Radhian Basunondo
Group Account Director: Caecilia Noviari
Ass. Account Director: Mia Ardianti
Agency Producer: Catur Fajarini
Photographer: Heret Frasthio / 2h+ Photography
Digital Imaging: Ferry Indra Lesmana, Dgino / 2h+ Photography
Published: June 2013

Del Monte: Fried rice

You do the cooking, we make it delicious.

Advertising Agency: BBDO, Indonesia
Executive Creative Director: Rajesh Menon
Creative Director: Haris Budi
Art Director: Ferry Indra Lesmana
Copywriter: Radhian Basunondo
Group Account Director: Caecilia Noviari
Ass. Account Director: Mia Ardianti
Agency Producer: Catur Fajarini
Photographer: Heret Frasthio / 2h+ Photography
Digital Imaging: Ferry Indra Lesmana, Dgino / 2h+ Photography
Published: June 2013

Shipping Titan Finds Its Brand Voice And Its Footing In Social Media

What does a Danish shipping magnate want with transparency and social media storytelling? Nothing, according to its management team in Copenhagen. That is, until the team was turned around by Anna Granholm-Brun, corporate brand manager at Maersk Group.

According to MIT Sloan Management Review, California-native Granholm-Brun has been with Maersk for four and a half years, helping the company embrace a new social savvy. She developed the company’s first social media strategy with C-suite support and has grown Maersk’s social community. The company has over 1.45 million likes for the Maersk Facebook page alone and often gets over 100,000 views of its corporate videos at the Maersk YouTube channel.

Granholm-Brun said social media marketing was at first a tough sell internally. “Executives don’t have a lot of time, so it was a matter of making sure that results and findings within social media are spoken to them in a language that they pick up on — that is, we need to point out the business case.”

Ah, the business case. Here’s Maersk’s “business case” for building the world’s largest and most efficient ship.

The business case also comes down to people, and Maersk has 152,000 employees (and potential brand ambassadors) around the globe to call on.

Granholm-Brun says, “What we end up doing is telling the story of what Maersk does and how we do it and the values that we live by through the very trustworthy and honest voices of the people who work for us.”

It is safe to say, “brand voice” is no longer something best whipped up in an ad agency brainstorm. Rather, a real living brand voice — one with resonance and power — is an amalgamation of the human voices who work at the company. That’s the well, and a smart agency or internal marketing team will dip its pail there.

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AntiCast 92 – Carla Dauden não vai à Copa (Entrevista)

Olá, antidesigners e brainstormers!
Neste programa, Ivan Mizanzuk e Zamiliano (o Carcaju Marxista) entrevistam Carla Dauden, a realizadora do vídeo “No, I Am Not Going to the World Cup”, no qual a própria expunha seus motivos pelos quais não irá para a Copa do Mundo no Brasil. Lançado durante as manifestações de Junho, o vídeo viralizou e, em apenas alguns dias, teve mais de 3 milhões de visualizações. Com essa exposição, Carla, que atualmente formou-se em cinema nos EUA, se viu no meio de uma série de acusações sobre conspirações, ao mesmo tempo em que foi elogiada por muitos pela atitude. Você viu o vídeo? O que achou dele? Mais: quem é Carla Dauden? Como foram seus estudos de cinema em Los Angeles? No que ela já trabalhou e vem trabalhando?

>> 0h12min23seg Pauta principal
>> 1h21min16seg Leitura de comentários
>> 1h41min00seg Música de encerramento: “Panic Station”, da banda Muse

Links
Canadá Intercâmbio
Palestra do Beccari lotada
Curso de FdD – última semana de inscrição no RJ
Vídeo do Mau Saldanha – “Before Goodbye”
AntiCast 10 – Vilém Flusser

Trabalho da Carla
Site oficial
Vídeo “No, I’m not going to the World Cup”
Vídeo “Yes, you can still go the World Cup”
Canal do YouTube
Webserie “Development Hell” (que a Carla dirige)
THE WASH (curta sobre conservação de água, vencedor de competição)
Reel (amostra de vários trabalhos)
Videoclipe “Blackwind”, de Patrick Watson
Videoclipe “Jesus Came to My Birthday Party”, de The Middle East
Making of de “Liberate”, da cantora Emma Cole

Outras referências citadas no programas
Documentário “Domínio Público” (a Carla utilizou algumas cenas dele no seu vídeo)
“Para a Questão da Habitação” (texto do Engels, de 1873, citado pelo Zamiliano)
Sobre o caso da Vila Autódromo, citado no programa

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Brussels Airlines: Washington

Better than the real thing. Discover the best sleeping comfort on board. Late evening departure from Washington Dulles to the heart of Europe.

To celebrate the new connection between Brussels and Washington and to promote the new and improved flat beds Belgian airline company Brussels Airlines released this state-of-the-art promotional campaign.

Advertising Agency: 6+1, Brussels, Belgium
Creative Director: Benoît Vancauwenberghe
Art Director / Photographer: Marc Vandenbossche
Copywriter: Laura Vansweevelt
Additional credits: Gaëtan Dekelver, Jérôme Jaumotte
Published: August 2013

Ruud Wanck promoted at Group M

Ruud Wanck has been promoted to the new role of global chief operating officer for GroupM Interaction.