The fine folks at the Barbarian Group just launched another “why didn’t I think of that” site — InternetOnlineWebsite.com, a really clever promotion for Aquent (purveyors of contract creatives). You can click on each section of the page to learn … Continue reading
Excellent hidden-camera style spot from ally bank. On a totally unrelated note, this blog has been woefully neglected over the past few months in favor of—in no particular order—getting Creative Cohort off the ground, a couple of extensive freelance projects, … Continue reading
I ran across this post in Google Reader and I was about to re-share it, but I think the link warrants its own post… The basic premise revolves around ad/creative/media agencies adapting to the changing landscape of communication (most unsuccessfully). … Continue reading
Burger King and Mess Marketing recently opened an Art Gallery/Event Space/Think Tank/Hipster artist collective in Chicago dubbed Burger King Studio. The concept is kind of interesting; you can mingle with artists at the occasional event and buy and customize t-shirts … Continue reading
I’ve run across a couple of nice examples of microtargeting on behalf of the McCain and Obama campaigns; it’s interesting to see the contrast in the use of technology here.* Obama’s campaign is running ads in Burnout Paradise on XBOX … Continue reading
Here’s some of the stuff that’s caught my eye recently that may be worth your time, too: The Price is Right (Isn’t It?) Why shouldn’t made-for-web productions should have budget as big as their televised counterparts? This article aims to … Continue reading
By now, everybody’s heard about (and commented extensively on) Microsoft’s $300 million campaign to rebrand Windows as a indispensable tool for a billions-strong community of like-minded individualists living a life without walls. The good people at CP+B have set the … Continue reading