Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Advertising. Show all posts

Thursday, December 10, 2009

Space Chair: Toshiba Ad

Pretty cool:

Monday, November 23, 2009

Advertising on Twitter? Making money by tweeting presents potential ethical dilemma for users

Advertising is making its way into users' tweets on Twitter. This raises ethical questions for many users of the popular micro-blogging service. This weekend in the Sunday New York Times Business . . . more

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Captain Morgan campaign nixed by NFL

In accordance with its standard policy, the NFL has prohibited a campaign by Captain Morgan , makers of the popular brand of spiced rum which has been running its "Got a little Captain in you?" campaign . . . more

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Targeted Advertising

I went to the Mad Men page over at amctv.com this afternoon and this was the banner at the top - talk about nailing your target audience (click to biggify):



What a great banner ad.

Friday, September 18, 2009

Swear Jar

Comedy:

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Adrants Interviews Mad Men Creator Matthew Weiner

Read it here.

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

"Oh, that's right: a man wants to smell like a man!"

You really have no idea how much amusement Rigs and I got out of this last week:



Or, if you know us at all, you have a very good idea.

Via FJM.

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Holiday Party Hijinks

A bit of internets fame for your host, courtesy of Adrants. From last week's holiday party.

Friday, September 14, 2007

Mad Men

Are you watching?

This is AMC's original series centered on the creative director of Sterling & Cooper, a Madison Avenue ad agency set in the 1960's. It's smart, it's funny, it's got great characters:

  • Uber-asshole partner Sterling
  • Debonair Don Draper
  • Erudite-yet-insane Pete Campbell
  • Girl-next-door-intelligent-and-li'l-bit-sassy-secretary Peggy
  • Cadre of overpaid, underworked, soused, chauvanistic copywriters, ad execs, and oh - the blatantly gay Art Director
  • Draper's beautiful, immature, under-medicated, blondified housewife
  • The impossibly curvaceous Joanie, head secretary
The costume is incredible; the dialogue, save some absurd lines, is fantastic; the feel of the series is "Sixties" - and all that entails. The main character is a womanizer, a dick to his coworkers, and essentially a gigantic ego who is grossly overpaid and lives life without either moral or social checks and balances (admit it: most of you men want to be Don, and most of you women want to be with Don).

It works. Well. It's great stuff. Check it out.