In a lengthy analysis of a recent Pepperidge Farm print ad for the company's Milano cookie, Beyond Madison Avenue the writer points to another take on the ad, from 360Nu.com, which...wait for it...calls the ad racist. Yes. A racist cookie
Last week, writer Stephen Baker of BusinessWeek wrote a collaborative article with Twitter users. The compilation took several days and generated more than 250 contributions, including quotes and citizen reporting.
Well OK. So now when you troll MySpace, Facebook or whatever your favorite daily social diversion may be, you can view, yes, even more ads courtesy of SocialVibe.
While we rate movies R for even the mildest hint of nudity or sexual conduct, a PG or PG-13 movie can blow the shit out on an entire city or country killing millions in an instant and no one bats
Commenting on the Richard's Review from the Conservative Party’s Small Business Task Force, Nick Kalisperas, director of transformational business at technology trade association Intellect said:
I was talking to Lotta last night over a few super huge Czech beers about this super cute owl tray that she's made (and sells, I'm so getting one it's adorable), and it suddenly hit me - why can't we
Invision has created a beautiful new line of carpeting with 'Altered Elements," says Brandy Gill, executive creative director for Fletcher Martin. "We drew from their inspiration to develop a print campaign that expressed the beauty of nature with the personal
John West is known for canned salmon, tuna, sardines, anchovies, kippers, herring, mackerel and pilchards, with a claim to only choosing the best fish. And so it would be logical that the pelicans stock up on John West cans. The
Having generated reluctant admirers with its "Ugly can be beautiful" campaign in 2005, Crocs now gives us "What a Croc!" -- which has guts in spades, and occasional moments of flair, but is otherwise far less coherent.
