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It's looking to dust off its Wisk laundry-detergent brand with a rare TV-free campaign that uses teaser ads on billboards and wild postings, a Web site promoting dirt and support from former Baltimore Orioles shortstop Cal Ripken Jr. The idea is to get moms talking to each other about dirt and Wisk as they collect "Wisk points" in hopes of winning a visit from Mr. Ripken, who will makeover a tired Little League ballpark into a "dream field."
The product placement in Shrek 2 is simply hideous. The brand names are smuggled in via olde fairytale jokes (Barneys Old York, Versachery, Pork Illustrated, Tower of London Records) and one or two of these gags would be fine, but the film is larded with in-jokes, mouldy movie spoofs (that From Here to Eternity beach scene yet again), cover versions of hit songs, and a glut of pop-culture references. (the DreamWorks boss Spielberg gets two homages.)Before the film
I find it terribly amusing, I'm one of the few people who really don't like the Bill ads so I'm glad to see it used against them in a clever fashion like this. ;) No worries, I find the 3 ads even worse so I'm glad to see their campaign raising the bar a little. Is this a first for Sweden? I can't think of any Pepsi vs Coke Hertz vs Avis style fights where they use each others gimmicks to fight each other before... It made me smile anyway. Wonder how Tele2Comviq will respond? Suddenly these campaigns are funny!
hehe, I don't think so - shame else I'd try out. My first real bike was a Raleigh, I could be the idiot suffering extreme computer withdrawel symptoms [though I'm trained in wax and paste] constantly cutting my fingers with a x-acto and reminiscing about my purple Raleigh at all times.
worst drivel ever. ugh. That The serial montage and the myth of communicative transcendence site that Slate links to is a gem though.
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