This is a nice installation from Nokia. A digital panel in the shape of arrow was lifted 50 metres above London by a crane. People on the street could send text messages directly to the live sign with their favorite places to visit, and the arrow would move to point to that location, and also [...]
Continue reading...Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Google Wave was a pretty big step up from email – and maybe it was a bit too much of a step leap away from the email messaging we are all used to using for it to gain traction in the marketplace. What could be bridging that gap is Buzz, and it is on its [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Google has taken unboxing (the process of documenting a products removal from its packaging) to the next level with the latest promotion for its “superphone” the Nexus One: “NINJA’S UNBOXING”. It’s pretty self explanatory/awesome. Check it out!
Continue reading...Sunday, September 27, 2009
Lowe Ginkgo from Uruguay has come up with a great way to use SMS & MMS to engage their target audience for the latest print ad for the new Axe Day & Axe Night products. The print ads are censored, with the strapline: “One is suitable for general audiences. The other one is not.” Readers [...]
Continue reading...Monday, May 4, 2009
Following the ”Life’s for Sharing” campaign T-Mobile spread a new video last week for calling the public to attend a new event in Trafalgar Square, on April 30. Yesterday I found the new event video ”Sing-along” on Youtube which attracted 13.500 people to sing ”Hey Jude” from The Beatles with the help of singer Pink [...]
Continue reading...Friday, April 3, 2009
I met with The Hyperfactory the other day, and they talked me through the technology behind the UN Voices Campaign for the United Nations. In Australia, where the UN doesn’t really have too much an impact, it seemed critical that their big push to get Australian’s thinking about social issues made some noise, and make [...]
Continue reading...Monday, January 19, 2009
The latest viral video online is the new T-Mobile Dance Video from their new “share” campaign. It’s not all that original in that it is leveraging previous popular train station guerilla marketing tactics, but this time turns the entire station into a dance party! Kinda cool – but I don’t rate it.
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Thursday, February 25, 2010
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