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I must be missing something. While cute, and certainly playing on a common annoyance that we all suffer at the hands of the generally unaware, the new Windows Mobile 7 commercial message seems to be: “our phones are mediocre enough that you can get on with your life.” I’ve heard the phones are pretty good. [...]
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A beautiful new commercial spot for the National Geographic channel. Warning: This WILL make you feel cooped up and desirous of travel. Enjoy. Question: Where do you want to travel to next and why? Answer in the comments.
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Here’s an idea. Hire a hundred or more dancers to storm a Liverpool train station in business attire. An impromptu dance party turns into a great advertisement associating fun and spontaneity with T-Mobile phones.
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Guy Ritchie’s new Nike-spot is a stylish first-person recreation of what it’s like to be a soccer star. It’s a fantastic piece that’s going to get a bunch of kids out on the practice field.
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I saw a comment piece over at The Guardian entitled “You can’t use the O-word” and was persuaded to click through. What was this mysterious “O” word? First thought? “Oprah.” Yeah, that has to be it, she’s got a big name and needs to protect it. Then I thought, maybe this has nothing to do [...]
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We all know that Moleskine brands their notebooks as the choice of literati and artists. Every time you shop for a new one, the labels recite famous personages who have used them before you. An example of their effusive copy is found on their website: MOLESKINE IS THE LEGENDARY NOTEBOOK, USED BY EUROPEAN ARTISTS AND [...]
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Photo from the New York Times Article Adobe has placed an engaging interactive wall advertisement for their Creative Suite 3 in New York’s Union Square. The ad wall is 7 feet tall, 15 feet long, and tracks human movement, animating a sequence of visual effects based on where the passerby happens to be located. You [...]
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