Some great (maybe a bit old) websites

Can you recommend any?

A little note to all of you

How To Keep Motherfu#%s From Putting Their Seats Back

Do you recognize the problem? The solution for the next flight is here...


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The winners of Sony Ericsson Photo Battle

Check it out here. I especially like the hamster picture, true art...

Some obvious pitfalls in youth marketing

The Seven Misconceptions Of Youth Marketing

View SlideShare presentation or Upload your own. (tags: study case)

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Welcome back

Welcome Back from ImprovEverywhere on Vimeo.

Five for the weekend

Guns 'N' Roses PR stunt backfires for Dr Pepper

Sacrificing the sacred cows

The faces kids make when playing Video Games

Goodness and Happiness

The Feed is now served

I like this one...

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McDonalds goes into unbranded branding

I have discussed unbranded branding before on digitalvinyl and this is another example, also coming from Japan. McDonalds recently launched a campaign to bring the quarter pounder burger to Japan, where they transformed two of their locations in Tokyo into exclusive Quarter Pounder shops - positioned under a completely new identity.

Free fake copies of New York Times

Predicting the future...

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I like Google!

It`s a bit old, but still very interesting. I was by coincidence reading the latest comment with a suggestion of creating the globe as a screensaver. Great idea and example of how comments can be used for development. I want a Google visual real-time screensaver...

Dicevertising

This adshel creative was made of 7563 pieces of dices for the Treasury Casino in Australia.

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Revitalising the traditional postcard

Many marketers debates the trend against constant online presence and urge of being connected to your online network. People are not capable of switching off and technology doesn´t set a natural limit. I like this app - since it applies the best from the online and offline world. It gives the old school postcard a new dimension and is an example of how to develop offline business through social media. The Peggy Facebook application makes you capable of creating and sending - free of charge - real postcards to friends and family. Unfortunately it´s only available in UK.
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Welcome to NOW

An awesome website for Sprint - a broadband internet provider. I found this at bigsecretpizzaparty - a site i enjoy reading... I found it interesting that she got the link from a friend who twittered it, and its definitely worth to keep an eye on micromedia as newsfeed channel.

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Notes from a presentation

Yesterday I participated in the Danish award show AEA - the annual award show that celebrates the most effective advertising campaigns. Among the speakers was an inspiring guy, Lorenzo de Rita, from the Soon Institute and I want to share some thoughts and quotes with you:

"Think for the pleasure of thinking"

"The best things in life are not things"



He also showed his old business card - an old and really old school networking, yuppie like thing - and his title was human being. Great and informal... and it got me thinking of a friend of mine, that met a business partner who put the text google me instead of putting the title. Arrogant and cool...

Further, he showed a video from the echo park time travel mart, where you can buy mammut chunks and robot milk. Watch the video: