Posted on October 6th, 2008 by Brian
The trend today is getting attention and this means including perhaps some commercial productions which many advertising board of censors find too revealing or provocative. But much as people today are trying to adhere towards the guidelines set forth by advertising bodies, even Eva Mendez finds it going a bit overboard as far as categorizing them in “Banned Commercials”.
Apparently she is sharing her mind with regards to this controversial commercial that she had made for Calvin Klein which was banned.
Eva told People:
I love my country, but I believe we are too quick to censor nudity. We seem okay with violence,…
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Posted on October 5th, 2008 by Brian
Here is something for all the avid beer drinkers today. A beer drinking session will just not be complete without something to carefully brand a certain beer preference. For the makers of Bud Light, a new buzzword is in the mix and it goes by the name of “Drinkability”.
It may seem simple and logical but the point of it all is that this buzz word is easily associated with beer or in this case Budweiser. Place it in an ad and for sure many people who are fond of this Bud Light brand will be passing it on or even…
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Posted on October 4th, 2008 by Brian
The thing with unveiling commercials these days is how to integrate technology with creativity. With all due respect to the famous personalities that we see on television, hiring them does not come cheap. In fact, a large chunk of the cost that is invested in commercial productions includes the talent fees of people and for Mitsubishi, perhaps a change of characters in lieu of the usual celebrities or personnel may be feasible.
We are seeing a trend these days on where we see less famous personalities in endorsing commercials. Thank technology and graphical animations for this new recourse. But while…
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Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by Brian
If you think of it, Youtube can pretty much do anything these days with the millions of videos they host on their site. Of course, the uploaded videos come from different origins but just the same, they can be used as marketing tools to which the Youtube team can place ads without the consent of users.
Why? Well for one thing, you are using their service. The service at Youtube is their hosting and while many people today use Youtube as a means of advertising indirectly, why not place ads on commercials? Technically, it may seem like the usual free websites that…
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Posted on October 3rd, 2008 by Jamil
I am diggin the very simple backyard style of this product feature ad by Coosh headphone. It’s how testimonials geared toward young adults should be handled. Featuring a B-Boy crew you see the product doing what the alternative cannot. There isn’t a great deal of techno speak and you’re driven to a site as well as given an opportunity to create content for cash. Good job Coosh.
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Posted on October 2nd, 2008 by Brian
James Earl Jones has long been a familiar fixture in the world of TV and the big screen and being given the SAG Lifetime Trophy is something fitting for the multi-awarded actor.
Jones will first be remembered as breaking in the TV industry with the TV police series “Paris” and has made several other appearances since. Regardless if it was a supporting or lead role, Jones is certainly touted among the stars of show business.
He has also lent his voice in some movies such as “Click” that starred Adam Sandler. The list goes on for James Earl Jones and surely this award is…
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Posted on October 2nd, 2008 by Brian
What is a show without commercials? Well while we all want lesser commercial interruptions, they are chiefly responsible for providing financial support in air time. Now don’t tell that to the viewers who could care less. Besides, you can do inside advertising through products and design, something familiarly used in the world of TV shows and series today.
But while all of that is in the air, it seems that the animated Star Wars: The Clone Wars will try to minimize commercial breaks. That is the best they can do and even Cartoon Network needs help to support their shows. Well…
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Posted on October 2nd, 2008 by Brian
Remember Mr. Clean? He was that bald headed guy with the earring that was muscularly built who endorsed dirt-busting commercials for the highly famous laundry soap in the 1950s up to the early 1960s.
The icon of Procter and Gamble is a familiar character up to this day but apparently the original person, Mr. House Peters Jr. has passed away due to Pneumonia. He was 92.
He won a Golden Boot award in 2000 for his lifetime contribution to the western genre.
Peters Jr. retired from acting in the late 1960s after filming his last episode of “Lassie” on television, in which he…
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Posted on October 2nd, 2008 by Brian
In the world of advertising, it is normal to come across some certain words that are not usually the ones we come across daily. Some of them may be too technical or too hard to understand and perhaps through these explanation based on questions in mind of people who endorse skin care products but have no idea what the terms really mean, here are some explanations from the skin care specialists:
1. “Beyond lifting and repositioning … Bio-Stimulating technology.”
The “Bio” is combination of polymers in the product that delivers a stimulating impulse that spreads through skin layers for regeneration capabilities. - Lancôme…
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Posted on October 1st, 2008 by Brian
At the rate that diseases are cropping up one after another, the best thing that people can hope for is to find ways on how to prevent them. Ideally, cancer is the worst of all diseases and they can hit practically any part of the human body like the lungs, breast and in this case the pancreas.
As terms, they may seem familiar but unless a person would know someone who may be suffering from it or perhaps him, chances are that would be the only time he would try to find out things about it. At this stage it may…
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