If you'd like to see your name in a commercial, but you're not, say, an agency producer, check out the new online commercial created by London shop 20:20 for Audi in the U.K. You have to enter your name and e-mail address, but they promise they won't use this information for marketing purposes. They'll only use it to creep you out.

Highly entertaining comment copyman, gracias. Sounds a right mess.

So wait, did I get this right?
Boags are thrilled that living legend Newton agrees to shoot some images for their campaign, Newton dies in a tragic car accident, Boags pays respect (and gets PR) by making an album of Newtons recent Boags shoot... .. and then Alcohol and sexual assault groups (what do they do at their meetings? Down slammers and harass each other?) jump to the conclusion that a published album from Boags = Boags poster campaign and try to have one image banned even though it was never intended to become a poster?

So does their complaint lie in the photo itself, the photos connection to Boags in form a Newton-Boags -shoot book, or are they complaining that this shot can't be an ad (which it never was intended to be)?