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Bla bla, it's ok to like most the VW Polo execution because you simpathize with the brand deeper. But it's not ok for the agency which copied it. And that's a fact. I wonder if the creatives who dunnit were looking over their mates shoulders while in school... Stealing ideas in the name of a 'better' car and twisting the end a little to offer a semi-excuse for 'borrowing' the idea is not a good thing for the industry. I bet that if you asked them, they would say they did it on purpose, as an answer to BMW's arrogance and they used the footage again, on purpose, to highlight the truthfulness of VW... Pathetic.on the post: Whats faster than a speeding bullet? Two of them?
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Does anybody knows their website address in UK? I would like to see how it looks...on the post: Mother New York - The Mother of all ad agencies?
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What's a big D anyway? Divorce?on the post: Adman proposes via a full page ad
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It just shows me there is no limit to what an agency can copy. Some creatives cannot help themselves not to look over other people's shoulders. And that's bad coming from an agency like Leo Burnett. What to say more? Shame Michael Conrad & Thieves, Bravo Y&R Copenhagen.on the post: work for idle hands?
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It's a blatant rip-off. And don't give me that bullshit with 'shit just happens'. I don't buy it. It's clear they were "inspired" by the Gary Larson cartoon. Who says different they're either naive or never worked in advertising. Full stop. Shame on the jury, shame on the client, shame on the Creative Director.on the post: Truth Flies and advertising.
