For MTV and the Burma Arts Board, Shilo and Ogilvy & Mather/Amsterdam created the “Burma Viral,” which will air on MTV’s Times Square Jumbotron.
Kankles! I haven’t heard that term in a while. But it’s one of the many things uttered during the walk of shame the morning after you’ve bedded someone who’s name you’ve now completely forgotten and who’s clothing you are probably wearing.
Well it’s about time for some equal time. Why should commercials which involve cars, water and soap suds combined into a slow motion sex-fest be reserved exclusively for hot young women in tiny bikinis that barely cover their pulchritudinous curvaceousness?
About a week ago, a video appeared on YouTube that advocates the creation of the Cannes Humanitarian Lion, an award honoring the agency which submitted the best idea and action plan to solve one of several pre-determined worldwide humanitarian issues.
If you’re a media planner or buyer, you’re gonna love this new online game from Intergi.
And now, for the final act, Fiat will pull a rabbit out of a…tortoise shell?
Oh the games people play to get their name in the press or to land that dream job.
OK so we’ve had an entire choir imitate the sound a Honda makes. Now we have an army of gymnasts doing a routine to the actual and mixed sounds of to Audi R6.
BMW did it. Citroen did it. Sony did it. Some kid did it. Now Chevrolet is doing it.
Deep Focus just launched a promotional site for the Cameron Diaz/Ashton Kutcher movie, What Happens in Vegas.
So yea, billboard cut outs.
After all these years of creating unattainable fantasy, Axe wants to deliver the real thing.
So…how do you get the word out about your grass-fed meat?
It would be easy to toss off this Renegade video which espouses its belief marketing should be a service to consumers rather than an intrusive method to get people to buy stuff. But don’t.
American Shelf Life’s Amanda Mooney sent in this ad seen on Ads of the World which she described as “creepy.”
MarketingSherpa has released its 2008 Online Advertising Handbook + Benchmarks report.
As AdFreak Tim Nudd correctly surmises, this fake medical condition approach to selling Activision’s Enemy Territory: Quake War will resonate perfect with young boys
Here’s is an absolutely perfect (and hilarious) representation of what real life would be like if everyone acted the way they do when they use Facebook.
OK this is definitely NSFW but it’s really really funny…
If you’re thing is perfect bodied hotties in tiny black bikinis frolicking about in the tropics (and come on, who isn’t?) then you’ll love this promotional site for Vegas Hard Rock Hotel’s weekend pool party Rehab.
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