Equinox Fitness: Plastic
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Posted in: UncategorizedHow to Use Video: Panelists Count the Ways
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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Evidently there's still confusion in the marketplace about what works online, particularly when it comes to video advertising. Two panels at the Ad Age Digital Conference addressed the proliferation of video across different screens and the issues marketers are still grappling with on these new platforms.
Suzuki Boulevard: Muscle
Posted in: UncategorizedAdvertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Melbourne, Australia
Copywriter: Andrew Woodhead
Art Director: Richard Walker
Photographer: Untold Images
Via: Advert-Eyes
Georgi Vodka Wants Ashley Dupre’s Ass For ‘Butt Girl’ Campaign
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Posted in: UncategorizedThe Audacity Of Coincidence
Posted in: UncategorizedCourtesy of Valleywag, comes a very dubious ad placement on MSNBC’s live stream of Barack Obama’s speech today:
National Geographic Channel: Sir Edmund Hillary
Posted in: UncategorizedGeorge Bush, Al Pacino, Donald Trump Hawk DISH Network
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These are really, really bad! No, wait, these are really, really good! No wait….damn it, we’re conflicted about this new DISH Network work sent to us from Fueld (yes, that’s spelled correctly) Films.
Former Saatchi Exec Takes Charge of Fallon North America
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CHICAGO (AdAge.com) — Fallon North America today named Saatchi & Saatchi executive Chris Foster as its new CEO. Mr. Foster, who for the last three and a half years was exec VP-global equity director for Procter & Gamble's home-care portfolio of accounts at Saatchi, said his top priority is restoring new-business growth at the storied Minneapolis creative agency, which has fallen on hard times of late.
Bodies: The Exhibition hits Chile
Posted in: UncategorizedFor those of you who don’t know , Bodies: The Exhibition is an event created by german artist and scientist Gunther Von Hagens, where real human corpses preserved through the process of plastination are showcased to observe human anatomy at its core.
Yesterday I had the privilege of seeing this exhibition and even more, to see it with the lovely Paula, and without a doubt, this is a unique event.
With tours that go through each of the body systems, a disposition of the different body parts that allows thorough analysis of each, and assistance from young health related students; this exhibition is at first an obliged visit for anyone in the medicine field, but mostly it is an event that must be seen by anyone who wants to understand and be amazed by the wonder of the human body.
For further information visit Bodies’ official website.
Real Batmobiles – Iconic GTR
Posted in: UncategorizedLooking for a luxury Batmobile? Iconic Motors is redefining the sports car market with its Iconic GTR. The interior is equipped with jewelry accents, synthetic sapphire actuators and gauges, and patent pending gas cap control system, door hinges, and shifter.
Michael Browner Resurfaces at Balihoo
Posted in: UncategorizedVodka Brand Wants Call Girl to Be Latest ‘Butt Girl’
Posted in: UncategorizedControversial Political Campaigns – Mess With Texas
Posted in: UncategorizedFashion and politics seem to be going hand-in-hand these day. Everyone and their mother’s bastard step child is capitalizing on the impending election and ousting of the Bush Reign of Terror. With this much clutter it is easy to lose your message, but with a name like Mess With Texas, I think that w…
McDonald’s Happy Meals Go Digital!
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In conjunction with Fuel Industries, McDonald’s Europe is launching digital “toys” for Happy Meals through April and May.
Ogilvy’s Scott: Brands Should Own Entertainment
Posted in: UncategorizedFuture of Advertising Predicted by Leo Burnett Futurist
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Leo Burnett London Futures Editor Ben Hourahine thinks he has the answers to the future of advertising.