Once upon a time .. Danish model Nina Agdal was tanning on the beach and getting intimate with Carl’s Jr.’s new charbroiled Atlantic Cod fish sandwich. Needless to say, this director’s cut version was not airing at the Super Bowl
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It’s Super Bowl time again and that means new video ads from the good old USA. This one for apparel brand Gilden caught our attention. It pictures a scene which we all have suffered from at one time or another. I
The Oscars / An interactive guide to the nominations (with all the videos etc). Enjoy…
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McLaren Automotive, the British manufacturer of luxury high-performance sports cars, has today unveiled the first in a trilogy of brand films, named ‘McLaren 50 – Courage’, as part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of the McLaren marque. Directed by Marcus
One of the biggest nights in the music calendar, the Jazz FM Awards Powered by Klipsch took place at One Marylebone, London on 31st January 2013. In 2012 Jazz FM launched the Jazz FM Awards Powered by Klipsch, US-based leaders
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Samsung Digital Appliances has launched a viral, created by The Viral Factory, to communicate the ‘cool wash’ capabilities of its ecobubble range of washing machines to its customers. Picture the scene. A cameraman is filming the set-up of a washing
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Top of #ViralChart this week, Fiat welcome women to ‘the motherhood’- nice work#KrowCommunications & @rubber_republic viraladnetwork.net/blog/2013/vira… — VAN (@JoinVan) January 10, 2013
As well as targeting Netflix, which boasts more than 30m subscribers, YouTube’s premium channels will take on other online video subscription services such as Hulu and Amazon. According to the Financial Times, the site will charge viewers $1-$5 per month
