– Joanna Krupa would rather go naked than wear fur. OK, fine.

– Darigold brought a Farmalicious “Fun Fridge” event to Portland’s Pioneer Courthouse Square on Saturday, September 29, 2012. The event featured a giant 16-foot fridge and several smaller ones, each with their own unique design and function.

– Draftfcb in London has created a new ad for sported., the charity which supports community and volunteer sports organizations to help vulnerable youths avoid street crime.

– To launch the new generation Hyundai i30 iLogic Agency created a real-time interactive virtual test drive game that required people to interact with and use the features of the car to play the game.

– Did you know November 13 is Birth Control Day? Thanks to Sir Richard’s Condoms and TDA_Boulder, now you do.

– And…then there’s the new Old Navy spot featuring Joan Rivers.

Cops have them. Why can’t everyone? We’re talking about those in-car cameras that capture everything a cop car sees. Now, it seems, singapore-based car insurance company, DriveSheild, wants everyone to have one…for free.

To tout this offering, the company, with help from TribalDDB, created an installation whereby a car appeared to have been engulfed by the ground. On third of the vehicle appears below the surface. A video offers a clue as to how this happened.

To more stunts are said to follow.

Remember all those studies that told us TV rots the brain, causes anxiety, makes you fat and causes a whole host of other problems? Well, perhaps it’s the opposite. In this Scholz & Friends-created German commercial for TV provider Saturn, we see the devastation and disaster caused by poor TV reception.

Is TV really this important to us?

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Seemingly to illustrate just how realistic its picture is, LG outfitted an elevator floor with a TV screen that made the floor look as if it were falling away. As riders entered the elevator and pushed their floor button, the lights dimmed and flickered, nasty mechanical noises are heard and the floor falls out from underneath riders.

Of course, all the riders are likely actors. For two reasons. They all get out on the same floor they entered. And, well, we’re sure LG doesn’t want a rash of people suing them for causing heart attacks. And, besides, these people just don’t looked scared enough. In any event, interesting stunt.

Israeli ad agency, Smoyz, has created an Instagram-fueled campaign for shoe brand ALDO. The agency set up a sign with a bell on it in the middle of a sidewalk. The sign instructed people to take a picture of their shoes, upload the photo to Instagram, tag the photo #aldo and add their shoe size. Each person, 457 of them, where delivered a pair of shoes by mobile ALDo show box.

The campaign video claims 798,385 interactions resulted from the stunt and the Instagram integration.

With (now denied) rumors having swirled about the advertising industry a while back that giant advertising holding company Publicis Groupe would swallow up Interpublic Group, the notion of agency consolidation has become almost comical. It wasn’t so long ago that independent advertising agencies ruled the industry. Today behemoths like Publicis, MDC, Interpublic, Publicis WPP and Omnicom now control the lion’s share of ad agencies.

This consolidation has wreaked havoc in many areas of agency operations – not the least of which are the numerous client conflicts that arise when one agency buys another and then the two realize they now handle competing brands, a no-no in the ad world.

But an area of concern that receives much less press and attention is agency operations – the plain, old, boring notion to how an agency gets work done. It’s not sexy but, believe me, the fastest way to lose a client is complicated and confusing operational methodologies.

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– Honoring Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Coed Magazine compiled a list of the 60 Best Natural Breasts (not nude).

– The Wall Street Journal Digital Network announced today the launch of a branded private ad exchange called “WSJ AUDEX.” The invitation-only exchange will allow advertisers and marketers to leverage programmatic buying (RTB) of the network’s first-party data across WSJ.com, MarketWatch.com, Barrons.com and SmartMoney.com.

– Who knew automotive oil could be used to lube up a hot, bikinied sunbather?

– Check out these singing eggs which tout the benefits of shopping for gorceries online at mySupermarket.

Advertising Inflatables make great advertising vehicles for all kinds of advertisers.

Advertising inflatables make great advertising vehicles for all kinds of advertisers and that is why they have become so very popular today.

Of what benefit are these inflatables to any business?

These are actually huge balloon like objects that are used to advertise. They can be in the form of balloons, tents, bounce houses, blimps and so many other forms.
How can this help you with your business – well it can help you get all the attention that you want and create a brand awareness.

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Inflatables are a very important advertising vehicle.

There are so many advantages to making use of a giant inflatable to advertise your brand. You can be sure that when you use this form of advertising, you will definitely be getting all the awareness that you want about your business. This is for the simple reason that people just love to look at these giant balloons – and they will never fail to do so.
Thus, you will be getting loads of attention to your brand and you will thus be creating tremendous awareness of your brand. And of course as you are already aware, the more the visibility you create for your brand, the more you are increasing your chances of escalating your profits.

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Giant balloons are inexpensive as well!

Another big plus with these big balloons is that they are affordable to all kinds of advertisers and one does not need to have a million dollar budget to use this advertising media. Thus, even any advertiser with almost no budget to advertise can use these giant balloons to make people aware of their products or services.
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I had a Dell. It served me well for six years. An Inspiron laptop. But now I have an Apple MacBook Pro. Love it. Doesn’t mean I don’t like Dell but I do like the MacBook better. None of which really matters but all of this popped into my head when viewing Dell’s new Dell Outcomes commercial created by Y&R and produced by B-Reel.

The ad focuses on the far reaching influence Dell products can and do have on people’s lives. From the entrepreneur who uses it to develop a new product to the ability to make 70,000 financial trades every second to serving individual’s needs to helping doctors battle cancer.

I think it does a nice job conveying the fact technology does play an important and key role in what humans can and do achieve. Surely Dell isn’t the only technology platform that can achieve this but they are a big one and a pervasive one and one that has inevitably made a difference.