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Don't rah anyone yet - It's not clear when the German ones were made. Copenhagen November 2002 - yes, that makes it eligable for the May 2003 One show awards - in fact it might be a tad late in it's running date.
Meaning: One show awarded german ad could very well have been done in August 2002. Or September. Or heck, November, even!
Anyone who knows when the german one actually ran, rather than when it was awarded is welcome to pipe up.
That sounds exactly like the problem depicted in the FAQ - sound but no picture.
It means that you are lacking a component in Quicktime and need to either just run the QT menubar -> "Help" -> "Update existing Software" (In Quicktime menubar) or just plain download a new one and upgrade.
You might also find the apple Quicktime installion check useful.
Could be mapping problems too, but I'm not repeating all that geektalk here as it'll run off the page, see the Frequently Asked Questions for that.
Now i find that Rolling Stone Magazine on the web did a cover connections and commentary a while back - go check as it too has great examples.
oh my nooo!!! The lamp is NOT a Grand Prix winner! Sheet Metal, Cog and even "baby" from MTV were better!
from Jim Hanas elert:
"Everybody felt very good about the winner," said jury president Dan Wieden. "What it does is it connects with this insight into human nature, that we form irrational attachments to these objects, and then it slaps you for having this attachment. And it solves a business problem that keeps the sector from growing as much as
it could, which is that people do form these attachments." Added jury member Nick Bell, executive creative director at J. Walter Thompson/London. "It's just a very, very fresh idea and a new piece of thinking."
are they stoned?? New Idea? what the hell?
Doubter Anonymous: follow this link to other news sources that picked up the story much later (you heard it here first!)
USA Today reports "Ikeas Lamp" wins at the olympics of advertising.
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