Archive for the 'advertising' Category

I have no words…

David Lynch Signature Cup Coffee from David Lynch on Vimeo. Because I’m laughing too hard.

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You tell me what’s wrong with this picture

(img pops) That’s some serious anatomy. Way to go.

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The forest through the trees?

Weed Culture is Boob Culture: Why aren’t there more female marijuana activists, Marijuana Policy Project employee Laura Greenback asks in High Times. Ooh! Pick me! I know the answer! It’s not that women don’t like smoking weed. We do. And it’s not that we don’t care about the ass-backwards war on drugs—despite Greenback’s fears, half [...]

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All technology essentially has one purpose

MILWAUKEE (AP) — PepsiCo Inc. is facing criticism for an iPhone application that promises to help men “score” with two dozen stereotypes of women by giving users pickup lines and a scoreboard to keep track of their conquests. An apology by the company – which is using the app “Amp up before you score” to [...]

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A First Friday WTF

… bravo to these daring young marketing execs.

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pretty much sums it up, I think…

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tidbits for a lazy Friday afternoon

King Penguin receives Norwegian Knighthood. Fluffy news makes me feel good. Jackson Browne sues McCain, RNC over song in ad. You’re goddamn right. From Maud Newton: Behold: The Google Phone — and its first customer. Leaked footage comes complete with Darth Vader breathing noises. Debate coach shoots for the moon. Norm Stamper: Former Seattle top [...]

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Copy vs. Verbiage: the name of my new band? Maybe.

Bad things might happen the next time my boss asks me to ‘fix the verbiage on the pamphlet holders’ again. I keep replying, “yes, I will fix the copy.” Apparently, this is not working. I was asked to remove a single, inoffensive ‘some,’ resulting in it looking exactly the same. They wanted less ‘verbiage’ on [...]

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they couldn’t be any more serious

I’m not entirely sure what to make of this, but it’s pretty much amazing.

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marketing fail

I wonder why marketing people don’t understand that viral memes only come into existence by abiogenesis (spontaneous generation). If you create a viral video and it doesn’t spread, it’s just a video. If you put ‘weird faceless people’ at a sporting event and admit to it a few days later, it’s just a publicity stunt.

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