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(note: re-added a ernieshenks own bloglink to article, accidently deleted that when posting)
In related prudency news Athens chief fumes at US lewdness claims during the Athens Olympics opening ceremony.
"As Americans surely are aware, there is great hostility in the world today to cultural domination in which a single value system created elsewhere diminishes and degrades local cultures," she said in her commentary."In this context, it is astonishingly unwise for an agency of the U.S. government to engage in an investigation that could label a presentation of the Greek origins of civilisation as unfit for television viewing."
The fun part? It is quite possible that all 9 complaints are just a joke. Jeff Jarvis December:
I'm betting that many if not most of them are the fine work of fans of Howard Stern and the First Amendment who have a well-developed sense of comic absurdity and enjoy painting the FCC into a corner
NYPOST denial (from US VW) and the Revolution magazine denial, but ad-press UK Brand Republic is still hosting the ad "not made for public consumption" on their site. (Brand Republics denial story is here by the way)
... oh it was just something a geezer said in another forum. "when are we gonna see fat beer-bellied men doing ads for Dove, huh, huh?" in a sort of jelous-attack when the discussion wasn't focused on his bits. In real life, I don't know any (advertising) guy who doesn't think this campaign is refreshing and smart.
If it aint by the LAD directing team Lee and Dan (which it is) and aint got nothing to do with DDB (who has VW), then why is Brandrepublic hosting the same ad? Hmm? ;)
Someone (Bless the Intarweb man) has actually called Jenny.... Everywher. Jenny, Are You There?. Lots of gals (and at least one guy) named Jenny actually answered....
Speaking of Britney - did you hear the
Brithey Spears Perfume (radio) ad spoof? It's like.. truth in advertising.. mebbe. ;) [thanks cafemuse]
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