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Media News Update
Hi, everyone. Been away on vacation, so no recent posts. Here’s a roundup of some recent media news of interest: So is it ok to have sexual exploitation featuring men in ads? Kraft is following in the footsteps of the … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 11, Chapter 5, Chapter 9
Tagged advertising, photography, social media, television
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Obsessed fans, Iron Man, Censors, & Rush – Pop Culture Roundup
So maybe Stephen King wasn’t completely exaggerating with his obsessed fan in Misery. True Blood author Charlaine Harris has some really over-the-top fans who don’t want her to end her Sookie Sackhouse vampire series. Iron Man 3 Gets Odd Changes … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11, Chapter 4, Chapter 7, Chapter 8
Tagged advertising, movies, radio
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End of the Semester Offensive Video Day
Couple of videos for you today: The first is a funny Hitler Finds Out episode that contains NSFW subtitles. The second has to be the most offensive promotional video I’ve seen from a major American food corporation. Hitler Finds Out … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11, Chapter 5
Tagged advertising, comics, ethics, humor, magazines
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
And we’re back after a pause for getting fun things like taxes done. Is Nike getting what they want from the Tiger Woods “Winning” ad? (Ad Rants) How does the the 2013 movie box office compare to 2012′s at this … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 11, Chapter 15, Chapter 8, Chapter 9, Uncategorized
Tagged advertising, global media, mobile media, mobile phones, questions, television
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Why I’m Bored With Super Bowl Ads
It pains me to say this, but I’m bored with Super Bowl advertising. Instead of being innovative, exciting, new and different, they mostly have a predictable sameness to them. This supercut of Super Bowl ads posted over at Deadspin highlights … Continue reading
Oreo’s social media blackout ad was hit of 2013 Super Bowl
When the lights went out on the Super Bowl Sunday, Raven’s coach John Harbaugh looked a bit upset about his team losing its momentum. And the big advertisers like Coke and and Pepsi didn’t like having their carefully planned series … Continue reading
Stupid Advertising Client Tricks
Advertising agency professionals have always, I’m certain, wanted to complain about the stupid things clients say they want done. But recently an Irish agency put together a poster exhibition based on the stupidest things their clients have ever said. Below … Continue reading
WP’s The Fix Lists Top Political Ads of 2012 (so far)
I don’t think that this election cycle has given us a lot of brilliant political ads, but here are four that the writers at The Fix political blog at the Washington Post really like, and I have to agree with … Continue reading
McDonald’s Urban Ad – 1976
An “urban ad” for McDonald’s from 1976. Somethings are better left forgotten…. (Thanks to BuzzFeed for finding this!)
Link Ch. 11 – Food Advertising to Children
You can read the entire e report issued by the Institute of Medicine of the National Academies, entitled, “Food Marketing to Children and Youth: Threat or Opportunity?” in a variety of formats: As a PDF Read the report online And … Continue reading
Posted in Book Link, Chapter 11
Tagged advertising, advertising to kids, food advertising
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