Vaseline Lotion - Print Ad
Vaseline ads says it all clearly that it smoothes all the roughness in your skin. I think the other print ads included are bit better than this first one.
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Vaseline ads says it all clearly that it smoothes all the roughness in your skin. I think the other print ads included are bit better than this first one.
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This creative ENO digestive salt advertisement made me write again as how it easily explains that even a cow figure get digested after having ENO.
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Axes again comes up with a very BOLD ads that attracts every man’s eye
As the tag line says “Any cost to GET DIRTY”.
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Creative Directors: Dominic Stallard, Clinton Manson / Art Director: Dominic Stallard / Copywriter: Clinton Manson / Producer: Caroline Symmonds / Photographer: Clive Stewart
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Just anything will get removed from your clothes when spinned at 1300RPM but the color remains bright.
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NEW YORK In a move intended to strike back at the encroaching Hulu, YouTube has initiated a series of partnerships that will enable it to stream a range of full-length movies and television shows.
The films and episodes will be streamed on a separate YouTube section as free ad-supported content. They encompass a host of library titles from studios including Sony and Lionsgate and television networks as well as a number of indie pics.
The deal comes in the wake of a previous YouTube pact with MGM for television shows and full-length films and follows a pact with Disney for shortform excerpts of content from ABC and ESPN.
Sony’s James Bond tentpole Casino Royale and CBS’ new mystery series Harper’s Island, as well as pics including Morgan Spurlock’s Super Size Me and Richard Linklater’s Slacker, are part of the deals.
The move reflects YouTube’s increasing aggressiveness in attracting more advertising revenue through premium content while balancing it with enough copyright protection to make the studios comfortable.
Google’s YouTube was among the first big players in the booming online-video space but in the past year has seen its revenue undermined by competition from Hulu, which has specialized in paid full-length content from Fox and NBC Universal–as opposed to the user-generated fare and user-submitted clips that have been YouTube’s specialty.
“In the past it’s been about uploading video,” Google/YouTube senior product manager Shiva Rajamaran said. “We haven’t invested in episodes and series.”
The move will take the site’s episode count from hundreds to thousands, YouTube execs said, and the number of features from dozens to hundreds.
Still, a number of major studios — including Paramount, Disney and Warner Bros. — were not part of the announcement Thursday.
Reps from Google acknowledged the move — most of the content is at least a decade old–was a “baby step” but said it hopes to continue growing its full-length professional content.
In the case of Sony, YouTube users who click on a film will be redirected to sites controlled by the studios, which will be able to serve their ads to, and collect traffic from, their own video player. Other studios will have their content live on YouTube site.
Andrew Wallenstein contributed to this report.
Source: THR.com
NEW YORK Fast-food chain Burger King plans to increase its U.S. advertising spending, but not until next year, in order to communicate value offerings, marketing promotions and to support the launch of new “flame-broiled” fare.
“The company estimates between a 20 to 25 percent increase in its 2010 national media presence versus 2009 through the incremental allocation of restaurant-level funds to the national level coupled with the current deflationary media buy environment,” said Russ Klein, Burger King president, global marketing, strategy and innovation, in a statement. “We are confident that Read more »
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Great trick of using logo to psh the elders to let the child have a Mc D food stuff and make a DEAL!
Advertising Agency: DDB South Africa
Executive Creative Director: Gareth Lessing
Creative Director: Julie Maunder
Art Director: Steven Jones
Photographer: Clive Stewart
Copywriter: Kenneth van Reenen
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I think the idea behind this ad is they want to calculate something that is why they have divided mountains range by ‘h’. Interesting Ad but of no use for a lay-man. Forgot to tell you that lay man oftenly not enough educated
Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt/Elbe, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Christian Fritsche, Peter Kirchhoff
Art Director: Kay Potthoff
Copywriter: Frank Seiler
Designer: Christian Ruess
Executive Creatives: Wolf Heumann, Dirk Haeusermann
Account Executives: Alexander Kerkow, Maria Groh, Darek Stoehr
Published: December 2008
Advertising Agency: Woods Witt Dealy & Sons, New York, USA
Chief Creative Officers: Harry Woods, Gill Witt
Art Director: Gill Witt
Copywriter: Harry Woods
Producer: April Kandel
Account Executive: Phyllis Dealy
Client Creative Partner: Victoria Todis
Photographer / Designer: Stock / Multiple
Production Company: In-house