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Jun
16
Safety Pin MP3 Players – The Cool Man by Newman
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Jun
16
Pocket Shower – Luxuries of Home in the Wild
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Jun
16
Redecorating Subway Cars – Pranksters Turn Train into a Living Room (VIDEO)
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Jun
16
Retrospective Catwalk Style – Supermodels of the 1990’s (VIDEO)
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Jun
16
28 Innovations for Seniors (SUPER GALLERY)
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Jun
16
Brass Knuckle Cups (Part III) – Punch Coffee Mug (GALLERY)
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Jun
16
Subway Ticket Art – 138,000 Tickets Converted Into Astro Boy Pixel Art (GALLERY)
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Jun
16
Bathroom Sound Cancelling – Otohime Masks Pooping Sound, Saves the Environment (VIDEO)
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Jun
16
Water Powered Cars – Genepax Generates Electricity with Water & Air (VIDEO)
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Jun
16
Smelly Emotional Robots – Pomi Emits Smells & Makes Faces
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Jun
16
Gesture Control Notebooks – Toshiba Qosmio G55 an its 18 Inch Screen (VIDEO)
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Jun
16
Motion Controlled Gaming Phones (Leaked) – Sony Ericsson F305 Works Like Wii
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Jun
16
Sexy Sumo Wrestlers (UPDATE) – Subaru Forester 2009 Ads Now in Print (GALLERY)
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Jun
16
Revolutionary MashUp for Music Artists – Ludacris Launches WeMix (VIDEO)
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Jun
16
Break Up Shagging – Edgy Coke Zero Ad (VIDEO)
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Jun
16
Global Proton review rocked by agency pull-outs
Posted in: UncategorizedKUALA LUMPUR – The global advertising review for Malaysian national carmaker Proton has been hit by two agency withdrawals, with Leo Burnett and Ogilvy & Mather both pulling out.
Jun
16
MEC Thailand poaches Starcom’s Pongsathidporn
Posted in: UncategorizedBANGKOK – MEC Thailand has hired Starcom’s regional associate director, Nuvee Pongsathidporn (pictured), to head its MC2 unit as business director.
Jun
16
MySpace: Next Big Web Portal?
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Jun
16
MSOs Fight to Keep TV on the TV, Not the Net
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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — The argument over whether to use content to make cable subscribers pay — or open it up on the web to garner the widest possible audience and make up lost revenue in advertising — is rearing its ugly head as networks such as Viacom's Comedy Central debut full-length streaming episodes of "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report" on their own websites.