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Posted in: UncategorizedMove your money.
From Adbusters Blog
When the G8 meet in Chicago in May, it will be a major moment of truth for the global economy.
Already there are all sorts of ideas percolating – Robin Hood tax, banning high frequency flash trading, a true cost economy, bio-economics – that will lead to reform of the global financial system.
But in the meantime there is something we can all do to set the stage for #Occupy Chicago, and that is the personal action to move our money away from the big banks.
It’s easier than you think. You find the credit union in your town or city that you like. You make an appointment. You tell them, “I would like to leave my bank and join your credit union.” They say, “you got it, we'll take care of it.” It will be the most pro-active hour of your week.
On February 1st if you haven’t already taken the opportunity, join these Canadian rabble-rousers to move your money.
Move Your Money Day Canada: February 1 / Move Your Money Project
PETA, Anjelica Huston Go After CareerBuilder for Chimp Ad
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Posted in: Uncategorized“This is the decade of sports. Let’s make Brazil the nation of our dreams.”
Advertising Agency: DCS, Brazil
Creatives: Mauricio Oliveira, Eduardo Boldrini, Diego Wortmann, Samir Arrage
Creative Directors: Roberto Callage, Grace Meurer
Production Company: Paranoid/Brazil
Director: Carlos Manga Jr.
Producer: Ana Paula Luce
Account Executive.: Leticia Peroni, Camila Roveda
Planning: Gustavo Zilles
Media buyer: Vera Peres
Client Executives: Pedro Bartelle, Márcio Callage, Ana Hochscheidt, Larissa Pedroso, Débora Gentil
Photography: Lito Mendes da Rocha
Editor: Alex Lacerda
Post: Tribbo Post
Sound: A9
Alpen: Bung It In The Microwave
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Advertising Agency: BBH, USA
Creative Director: Marc Hatfield
Strategic Business Lead: Nick Stringer
Copywriter: Ed Cole
Art Director: Lewis Mooney
Team Director: Luke Algar
TV Producer: Matthew Towell
Production Manager: Luke Tilbury, Sam Clark Hall
Casting Director: Sue Pocklington
Offline Edit: Cut and Run
Producer: Kirsty Oldfiled
Editor: Chris Mckay
Post Production: The Mill
Producer: Colin Oaten
Production Co: Independent Films
Director: Graham Sherrington
Producer: Tom Whitehead
Executive Producer: Jani Guest
DOP: Luke Cardiff
Marketing Director: Sally Abbott
Senior Brand Manager: Hannah Blackburn
RBS: Let’s Get Behind Scotland
Posted in: Uncategorized“Let’s get behind Scotland
We’re offering our current account customers a chance to win once-in-a-lifetime rugby rewards. Find out more at rbs.co.uk/scottishrugbyclub. Terms and conditions apply. Love Rugby. Join the Club.”
Advertising Agency: M&C Saatchi, London, UK
Art Directors: James Miller, Andrew Long
Photographer: Morgan Silk
Production Company: Locate Productions
Stylist: Lisa Dredge
Photographers Agent: Vue Represents
Bertucci’s Hires SapientNitro as Part of Overhaul of the Restaurant Brand
Posted in: UncategorizedThe Rot at Apple’s Core Could Sicken Consumers — and Its Business
Posted in: UncategorizedSuper Bowl 46: Comercial de banco só serve para a pausa do banheiro
Posted in: UncategorizedPara provar que seu serviço e atenção ao cliente é prioridade, o FirstBank comprou 30 segundos no intervalo do Super Bowl só para permitir que os espectadores façam sua pausa para o banheiro sem perder nenhum outro comercial incrível da noite.
Se você for maldoso, pode dizer que o banco gastou tudo na veiculação e não sobrou nada pra produçao (e ideia).
A criação é da TDA_Boulder.
Post originalmente publicado no Brainstorm #9
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Dan Abrams on Profitability, a New Food Site and Impending Fatherhood
Posted in: UncategorizedForget Twitter. Play Super Bowl Bingo During the Game
Posted in: UncategorizedSuper Bowl 46: Audi apresenta uma festa de vampiros
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A Audi sempre tem bons filmes para o Super Bowl, e nesse ano a marca entra na onda atual dos vampiros. E é claro observar que as referências mais óbvias da paródia são da série “Crepúsculo” e “True Blood”.
O comercial, com um apelo global sem diálogos, promove a capacidade do Audi S7 em transformar o a noite em dia.
A criação é da Venables Bell + Partners.
Post originalmente publicado no Brainstorm #9
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