Honda: Gawk Responsibly.
Their bikes are better than his and he would rather be riding than babysitting a chain gang.
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The Experiences of Temple Advertising Students
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Philly's Anti-Billboard Movement…
DiCicco has deleted critical language from existing outdoor advertising zoning codes 14-1604 and 9-602 removing protections that will AFFECT EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD in the city.
Let's Terminate Piracy…?
The strongest argument of the documentary was that "big media" re-wrote the laws to suit its own well being and not the well being of artists.
Capital One: Everyone Knows Two is Better Than One
The charm of the Capital One commercials is the announcer format with the Nordic accent and the fact that the Vikings are so destructive.
30 Years of Pacman!
In celebration of Pacman's 30th anniversary, there's a Google version of Pacman on the its homepage.
Logorama: Oscar Winning Animation
"They have been working for a very long time on this film. It took, like, six years to make this 16 minutes."
Peco: Somebody has overstayed their welcome…
It's hard to unload large appliances. They actually offer to pick them up and pay for them. What's not to like about that given the consumer is getting a replacement.
Scooter Media!
"Our method? Eye-catching and curious scooters with billboard trailers."
Adobe Rubs Apple the Wrong Way
When Adobe's horizontal extensions are stacked against Apple's vertical extensions the two are not compatible.
Do kids need protection from ads?
Ads can be so influential that all it really takes is for the right "opinion leader" to get on board with a product and then all of his (or her) peers will fall right into place.
Musical Chairs: Competing Line Extensions
No brand wants to be caught without a certain line extension if it's being offered by a competitor even if it's just for a limited time. One of the great benefits of being an industry leader is setting the example and shaming everyone else into following whether they're ready to or not.
Brain Drain pt1: Does it help or hurt?
There's nothing wrong with aiming high. A company is like a family-- a marriage even. To "marry up" is great, but to refuse any other option is naive.
