Office Of Road Safety, Speeding: Enjoy The Ride. Natural gas commercial. Hair Conditioner. Un court spot plutôt décalé et original pour la banque « Santander Rio », filiale de Santander en Argentine. Une direction artistique de Jonathan Gurvit sur une production de El Ei Studios associé à une post-production de Bleed VFX. Une campagne à découvrir dans la suite.
Smithy at Sports Personality of the Year - BBC Sport Relief Nigh. The Evolution of Social Media Advertising - ClickZ. Robin Neifield | May 7, 2010 | 5 Comments inShare0 As opportunities in social media advertising change, the real evolution is the way we understand messaging in this environment and the expectations we have for this channel. When paid advertising opportunities first opened up years ago on social networks, many brands and agencies tried it. Usually, by the performance standards we typically applied, it failed. In those early efforts, we found users were engaged with their friends and friend content and were not in the least bit interested in ads. While we were waiting for new and better ways to reach social media users with paid media, the social networks both evolved significantly and grew significantly. Changes in the Social Environment Create New Opportunities Some of the changes recently announced at Facebook's f8 conference will have a dramatic effect on Facebook's impact for both marketers and users.
Marketers Respond Ad Sellers Respond. Does Facebook Really Want a Semantic Web? Two weeks ago, Facebook has announced a major new initiative called Facebook Open Graph. This is an attempt to not only re-imagine Facebook, but in a lot of ways, an attempt to re-define how the Web works. We wrote in details about the implications of this move for all interested parties. A big part of the announcement is Facebook's vision of a consumer Semantic Web. In this new world, publishers have an incentive to annotate pages by marking up activities, events, people, movies, books, music and more.
Directionally, this vision is both correct and important. "Instead, it appears that semantics is an afterthought in the race to capture user identity and information, in exchange for sending publishers the traffic. " As you will see from the rest of the post, it appears that getting semantics right has not been a big priority for Facebook, at least not prior to the announcement. Concerns with Open Graph Protocol Both of these shortcomings are easy to correct. So what does this mean?
La vérité dans la publicité - une vidéo Comédie et Humour. Ads. 25 Horribly Sexist Vintage Ads. 26May Since the 50′s, a lot has changed in way of women’s rights and their duties in and out of the house. I highly doubt any company could get away with phrases like “The Chef [mixer] does everything but cook – that’s what wives are for!” Nowadays. Or how about an ad agency pitching a company an idea of a wife bent over her husband’s knee as he prepares to spank her. I must admit, although these are sexist and not very appropriate (but still funny nonetheless), which would you prefer…these or the horribly racy ads that are prevalent currently? If you think these are bad then how do you feel about something like this? PilotHandwriting.com.
Cannes Ad Fest 2010.
Flash Mob. RSA Animate - Drive: The surprising truth about what motivates u.