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June, 2009

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A cool concept I’ve never heard of: GoogleTV

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If you’ve seen Babylon A.D., then you might have seen Google’s product placement. In the South European country Vin Diesel lives, he watches the news using a live streaming news service provided by Google. It’s like Google has it’s own TV network. There are chances that it’s a one time presentation for this idea. I don’t know if Google had it or if it came from some guy working with the movie crew, but it’s absolutely brilliant. Let’s talk about this idea and let’s find out what are the chances to come true.

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8.6.2009

“Tomorrow is so yesterday”: Look, a cool overlayer!

It was a while ago I discovered the Intel campaign and the cool “rockstar” ad you might already have seen on YouTube. Basically, it became viral, a true viral (I’ll be writing about viral ads on some other occasion). But I couldn’t just ignore the Intel ad on the New York Times website. It’s what you can call a true overlayer and, most of all, a cool overlayer. Not killing your browsing, giving new ideas to the readers, a true advertising concept.

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7.6.2009

Best PR Award goes to… Barack Obama!

Barack Obama is probably the best example of PR ever. Look around and tell me if you know any other person or object to spread such a big influence. The president of the United States of America is what you can call an icon. Nevermind that, Barack Obama is a true brand. His name is the logo, the slogan and the product itself. And most of all, he is an actual industry of communication. It’s actually pretty cool, because you can make a case study for your university PR classes by analizing the way his image is percieved.

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