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Best of the Viral Videos
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A model taking a shower and then drying off..
and it is not sexy
No more wet towels, no more cold bathrooms—who cares? The model is being heated by words
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=FIjcYX5IPa4&mode=rel...
Adrants asks the question...
Wow. Could this potentially sexy ad be any less sexy and more pedestrian that it is? To promote its full body blow dryer, Triton created a video featuring a nude model in her bathroom taking a shower and then drying off. Or "How to waste precious electricity because you're too lazy to use a towel".
On the other hand, Triton promises that the Luxury Body Dryer will free you of moisture in just three minutes, so maybe using this for 3 minutes would use less energy than running your towels through the washing machine once a week. What's that? You're supposed to wash your towels more than once a week?
We're going to call the Triton Luxury Body Dryer a medgadget, because they claim blow-drying your body is more hygienic than towels. Triton's demo movie actually has a few moments that are NSFW.
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Screen Expo .. meet the right kind of people
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"If you weren’t there you were missing a trick"
Screen Expo Europe...exhibitors report “high-quality visitors”
and “plenty of leads”
http://www.screenevents.co.uk/screenexpo2008/Testi...
For digital-signage contacts and the movers and shakers in the industry Screen Expo was the place to be. If you weren’t there you were missing a trick. We were saturated.
Brian J. Douglas, John Ryan/Screen Red
The show worked well for us and we had plenty of leads and enquiries to follow up.
Lloyd Cole, 3M Optical Systems and Digital Signage
The quality of attendees at the show surpassed our expectations and generating 200+ leads from a two-day show is an excellent result. We were particularly pleased with the number of end users who attended, with senior directors of leading retailers taking the time to visit the show and come and discuss with us their requirements.
Jason Cremins, Remote Media
Now you have read the book see the film...
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New research at Screen Expo Europe
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First global presentation of research into the implementation and measurement of digital signage and media networks in a retail financial services context
Research findings from a cutting-edge report into a bank branch Digital Communications Network (DCN)
http://www.screenevents.co.uk/screenexpo2008/Platt...
Click to attend.
Research findings from a cutting-edge report into a bank branch Digital Communications Network (DCN) will be revealed for the first time anywhere in the world at Screen Expo Europe 2008.
A unique, first viewing presentation will be delivered in The Club Room, Gallery Level, on 5 February, 2pm – 3.30pm, by the Platt Retail Institute, global expert in research and consulting to retailers, media companies, hardware, software, transmission and other stakeholders in the DCN industry.
Steven Keith Platt, Director and Research Fellow, Platt Retail Institute will be joined by a distinguished panel of global industry leaders for an extensive round of questioning and follow-up. These include: Richard Barnes, Editor-in-Chief, Cleverdis Gerard Bucas, CEO, Scala Rick Engels, President and CEO, Broadsign Candace Helgerson, Director, Digital Programs, Harris Corporation.
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End Blog....Ware Anthony Rust move
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55 members of staff present a relocating viral problem
Ware Anthony Rust brought a whole new meaning to thinking outside of the box last month
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=eFbE8HokDfE
We thought that Ware Anthony Rust, who recently relocated to larger premises were on a winning track when they created a different type of viral for the move.
The problem is the You Tube video they produced of all 55 members of staff packing themselves away into one endless box went on and on and on. It had to if they did not want to offend any of their staff. Great pity as the idea was a real winner.
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Free Rider 2
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Free Rider 2
is a web-based interface where you can design your own track for a mini-motorbike rider.
Think of the Excite Bike track designer, but with a much more Photoshop-style interface. It is actually really cool (and time consuming)!
Via Totallycrap.
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