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And you don't have to be a designer to loathe the sub-sub-par typography on both of these.on the post: Not so sweet returns for The Richmond Times-Dispatch
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I guess there are only so many bad, candy-related puns you can make about Civil War-era confections...on the post: Not so sweet returns for The Richmond Times-Dispatch
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The thing that kills me is that the ASA wants everything to be so politically correct, but they're perfectly willing to accept that attractiveness=success.on the post: Lambrini wants a few ugly men
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Yes. And "To Keep Burglars Out, Close Your Windows" might be a good response along those lines.on the post: Platform wars in advertising.
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I ususally like the ads better than the actual program, so I*m not complaining. But then again, I have a more vested interest in ads than your average Joe Sixpack...on the post: Too many commercials
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Didn't Icehouse start doing a version of this in the beer category years ago? ("We make the beer. You make the ads.")on the post: CoBrandit? Consumer made ads.
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The "band's" four songs are freely available for download on the site. And they're even pretty good--in a masochistic sort of way. But it's the integration of such diverse elements (from the TV spots to ringtones to some bizzaro 800 number that texts you back) that makes this coq so, uh, tasty.on the post: BK brings back chickens - sort of
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That*s a PR gaffe all right. They should have just kept quiet about it; now, here we are talking about it on the *Net. (Because it is fucking funny. ) winkon the post: Golf organizers frown on stripper ad
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And judging by the look on Lee's face, that could be just about anything...on the post: Dodge banner ad so 1999
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With this kind of brilliant marketing tactic, is it any wonder that the Japanese are trouncing American auto makers?on the post: Dodge banner ad so 1999
