KFC Stealth TV Marketing - Replay in Slo Mo For Secret Message
NEW YORK – In an effort to engage customers more closely, KFC launches a new ad campaign today that requires TV viewers to replay an ad in Slo-Mo in order to decipher a code and get a discount coupon.
According to a release, consumers can "crack the code" by re-playing the TV spot frame-by-frame with a digital video recorder or VCR. When screened in slow motion, an embedded, "secret code" is revealed, along with directions on how to redeem the free offer. The offer is good for a $1-off coupon…
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Yes, that's billion -- with a 'b'.
A teenager in the US recently purchased the one billionth song from Apple's digital music service iTunes.
Apples's Chief Executive said the milestone represented "a major force against music piracy and the future of music distribution as we move from CDs to the i…
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The actor Damon Wayans has been engaged in a 14-month fight to trademark the term "Nigga" for a clothing line and retail store, a search of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's online database reveals.
Wayans wants to dress customers in 14 kinds of attire from tops to bottoms, and use the controv…
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Tired of going into a store and finding no one to answer your questions?
In the retail store of the future, that problem may disappear. No more hunting down a sales clerk and hoping they know enough to explain the differences between each model of a digital camera or power drill.
Instead, pick up th…
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Just like Mad Magazine, the new wonderbra ads are interactive. Pull the string, and you can see the power of the wonderbra, as the bra enhances the cleavage in the ad.
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The new 3M ads in canada for security glass include real money. Break the glass, and maybe the money could be yours. Only in Canada.
About the Product:
Safety & Security
3M™ Scotchshield™ Safety & Security Films
Single-layer polyester films coated with a special thicker adhesive designed to …
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Exclusive car clubs are springing up in major cities across North America. The concept is sweet: Pay for 1 / 10th of a hot car, like the Lotus Elise, and own it for 1 / 10th the time. Some of the packages include a number of different vehicles. For example, pay $1,000 a month for the right to dr…
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US television network NBC is launching its new show, Conviction, which is a youthful spin-off of the popular Law & Order franchise. But you'll find it on iTunes 10 days before you'll find it on TV.
"We believe we have a youthful and energetic cast that should appeal to a new audience increasingly c…
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TURIN, Italy (AP) -- Samsung can't put its name on its popular flat-screen televisions, even in its own VIP lounge. Workers at Winter Olympic venues are taping over the Dell logos on laptops in the press boxes. The Austrians had to cover up the spiders on their Spyder jackets.
The advertising polic…
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In a world increasingly dependent on electronically stored information, both consumers and businesses are seeking greater data security. The answer could lie in biometric identification, in which the unique characteristics of part of a person's body - their hands, for example, or the pattern of thei…
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Forget about Atkins. It's time for the Mars diet.
Mars Inc., the company behind Milky Way, Snickers and M&Ms;, plans to launch a new line of products made with dark chocolate, which the company claims has health benefits.
As reported by CNN:
"Called CocoaVia, the products are made with a kind of d…
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Carleton says it is the first university in the world to offer an entire course of video-recorded lectures through iTunes for playback on iPods, cell phones, Sony Corp.’s PlayStation Portable and the common personal computer.
“Students actually download the lecture as they would a song,” Burk …
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In Japan, it's the men who receive gifts of chocolate on Valentine's Day. As reported by the BBC:
"In Japan, things are different. Women are supposed to give chocolate to the men in their lives - boyfriends, co-workers but especially their bosses. The Japanese call it Giri choco, or obligation cho…
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I'll have a double-tall, non-fat Chinese tea, please.
Coffee king Starbucks is going from Seattle to Shanghai and spreading caffeine jitters around the globe.
"Starbucks has said it expects to see its profits rise by at least 20% over the next three to five years, with China as the focus for this …
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Say "I love you" with the gift of cosmetic surgery.
Forget about the flowers and chocolate. This Valentine's Day, couples in China are giving each other plastic makeovers. According to the BBC:
"Young lovers in China's largest city, Shanghai, are turning to cosmetic surgery as a Valentine's Day …
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