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How does it feel when you take your new Honda Accord for a drive? It feels like flying, of course. I am glad Honda doesn’t make passenger flights, then it would feel like you just have been shot into space.

By DraftFCB Melbourne. Via

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Helium in Levis

This has been around for a some days now…the latest viral from Levis and so far the best they have done. Who doesn’t want to fly and this is flying really cheap. Enjoy.

Found at Illegal Advertising.

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The Internet gets interesting. Icann has decided to open by domain names beyond the standard .com and .org to everything.
As NYT reports…’New names could cover locations such as “.nyc” and “.berlin” or industries such as “.bank.”
What does this mean for advertising? BBC narrows it down to a simple point…’The decision means that companies could turn [...]

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I started an online project with the wizards at Robots and Empire and found out their previous project. Twistori. Would you like to know what people are loving, hating, thinking, believing, feeling and wishing? Yes I do. Here is the live feed from twitter. Awesome work! And oh…by the way do please leave your favorite [...]

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Titled ‘The Unhuggables’ this is a series of shorts for Coco Cola by Santo, Buenos Aires. I think it’s an interesting approach both in terms of creative and media planning.

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DDB Paris has a new tv spot, a two minute ad for Tiji children’s tv station. The spot looks beautiful. Trouble is…

…for an ad that talks about imagination, the script looks too ‘inspired’ by Le Ballon Rouge.

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NYT features a superb article on the dark unknown energy.
Do click on this image to expand…it’s worth a look.
So for those who don’t have time to read a long essay type science article, here are some highlights:
Having been impelled apart by the force of the Big Bang, the galaxies, in defiance of cosmic gravity, are [...]

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Introducing billboards with hidden cameras that are equipped to , as this Times article reports “gather details about passers-by — their gender, approximate age and how long they looked at the billboard. These details are transmitted to a central database.”
Disturbing as it is, the whole article is less critical of this trend. I can [...]

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