Creative Drink Spiking
This guerrilla campaign by TBWA/London was created to raise awareness for drug-rape, a common practice that’s part of nightlife worldwide. These cocktail umbrellas that say, 'This is how easy it is to spike your drink' were placed in the drinks of unaware people that were not watching their drinks. This campaign won Bronze for ‘Outdoor', and rightfully…
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This is an interesting way to demonstrate the effects of global warming. When you pour a hot liquid into the mug , Florida disappears, half of the eastern seaboard is underwater and shorelines recede all…
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Interesting new tool from Microsoft - AdCenter technology can predict a customer’s age, gender, and other demographic information according to his or her online behaviour that is, from search queries…
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The major Web browsers are getting facelifts as they increasingly become the focal point for handling business transactions and running programs over the Internet rather than simply displaying Web sites.…
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Fans of rapper 50 Cent know they can find him "In Da Club," but soon they might be able to find his computer on "da desk."
50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, is negotiating a branding deal with…
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NBC on Tuesday said it would promote its autumn lineup of TV shows on the popular YouTube video site, another example of the growing importance of the web as an advertising vehicle.
Under the agreement,…
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Speed Unlimited is a fizzy drink from the Energy Drink category. The first one that came to Argentina in 1997. It was created in Austria. It contains Taurina, caffeine , vitamin b2, b6, c and minerals…
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Should you ever forget (or lose) your camera – fear not – just brief the guys at Fixr on what you missed out on and they’ll find a photo that best captures the experience and you upload it to y our…
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Fans of Target stores long ago nicknamed the retailer "Tar-zhay" for its cheap and chic clothes, the French accent lending the discounter a certain je ne sais quoi that made it acceptable among fashionistas.…
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Gold Cards are boring and everyone has a Platinum Card. However, nobody you know has a Butterfly Card. Be the first with the new American Express card that folds into a stylish case. Hot.
"The Butterfly…
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Seems the world hasn't infact gone mad...and the Gen Pets are just a spoof. A viral campaign instigated by an upandcoming sculptor, whose purpose for the project appears to be a mixture of commercial art,…
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A Florida Restaurant, the Old Homestead Steak House, is now selling burgers for $100. This is the third luxury burger we've featured, proving that expensive burgers are taking off. Earlier this year,…
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Just when you got all excited, I need to tell you that the human publically urinating for the Privy Council is actually a maniquen. Still, impressive. The campaign by Saatchi & Saatchi is an attempt…
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Why compliment the customer? You know they like to complain, so give them something to complain about. That's the theory behind the weather networks latest campaign from Holmes & Lee, Toronto. Sweet.
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Why just tell people what you do when you can actually show them?
Take this ad from Adidas' "Impossible is Nothing" campaign as an example. Sure, the bus is plastered with the campaign's regular ads --…
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