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A few weeks back a group of Belgium agencies went on a virtual strike replacing their front pages with a letter about having upwards to 10 agencies pitching the business. There are ...
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When the Mercedes-Benz E-Class Sedan and Coupe they had to do in the centre of the global recession that has rocked the automotive industry to its core. This meant that TV alone ...
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Alternate Reality is a great way of weaving fiction into the real world and Lost is a great example of a show that has done it well. On the Kayak search engine ...
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If you found you didn’t have enough time for youtube before the CastOven will fit in between your trips to the microwave. It’s a microwave oven with a video display that can ...
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If you have ever heard of Hotel 626, watched Super Bowl XLIV from the States you’ve come across one of their productions in some shape or form. Their latest was Crash the ...
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Did you know JC Penny a department store in the US sells Jewellery. I didn’t and I am sure that many guys didn’t before beware of the doghouse. This campaign was a sequel ...
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SNIFF was a public interactive projection done in New York City by Karolina Sobecka. It turned an otherwise ordinary store front window into an interactive experience. Using infrared cameras and software by ...
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You can’t say anything having to do with tablet computers without talking about the iPad. In this tablet demo by Sports Illustrated and the wonder factory we are given a hint of ...
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Welcome to Tomorrow. Today, we are very happy and excited to launch the Tomorrow Awards; the first international award show dedicated to discovering, showcasing and awarding advertising creativity that pushes new ...
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“What did you learn today?” The question is so commonplace, conjuring up images of moms and dads chatting with their kids at the dinner table. Today your parents probably aren’t too concerned about ...
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