Leo Burnett, Iberia, has come up with an interesting idea for a campaign using Jeep’s twitter profile. The basic idea is that you follow http://twitter.com/#!/jeeppuzzle then follow the instructions or look at the video above. All you need to do… Continue Reading
Great work by DDB, Stockholm for more Fun Theory Volkswagen madness. The idea was to set up a speed camera, to take pictures of all cars passing a spot. Speeders get a fine, but at the same time some of… Continue Reading
Interesting new infographic of the difference between advertising in the 1960’s vs advertising in the 2000’s. It effectively shows the rise of the Attention Economy, and how advertisers are adapting to the new challenges in the digital landscape, as well… Continue Reading
Stunning short clip of a fictional mans life through facebook. The clip was made by French CG artist Maxime Luere and whirls through the fictional life of Alex Droner using Facebook.
There is just something about this new spot for Vodafone that I really like, maybe its the subtle use of the new Windows Phone 7, or the fact that my favourite F1 driver Lewis Hamilton appears in it. The commercial… Continue Reading
Thanks to a Corona Light facebook campaign that started running a few weeks ago I managed to get my face on a billboard in New York’s Times Square. The campaign works via the Corona Light facebook fan page. All users… Continue Reading
Great work by Digital Kitchen who have managed to produce one of the best ever 30 promo spots for a new TV series that looks at the life of the Hoff and his two daughters, entitled “The Hasselhoffs”. The series… Continue Reading
Great work from TBWA/Chiat/Day, Los Angeles, to promote the upcoming release of COD Black Ops, from one of my favourite gaming franchises “Call of Duty”. The spot shows a businesswoman, a hotel concierge, a Best Buy worker, a fast-food employee… Continue Reading
Exclus1ves (Exclusive Books online) is running a community campaign called FlashMob FireSale. At randomly selected times, the Exclus1ves website will be selling top items for ridiculously cheap prices – e.g. R10 for bestselling books, R20 for latest DVD’s and… Continue Reading
Fallon, London have given the new Skoda Fabia vRS commercial a nice bad boy make over. Who wouldn’t want to buy a car with alloy wheels made of samurai swords, with a barbed wire radiator grill, and that’s powered by a psychotic snake filled engine.