Burt’s Bees lauched an original campaign reiventing the concept “Before & After”. Instead of two pictures juxtaposed, the brand has created a billboard covered with discount coupons so that people passing by can really discover little by little the benefits of the product “after” removing each coupon.
Everyone knows how hard is to end a relationship, but also how easy could be to make a big mistake and call her again. The ex-lover block is the new application that helps you not to call your ex girlfriend. Download the application, block your ex girlfriend number and choose those friends going to protect you.
In case of relapse, if you call her again, the application blocks the call and simultaneously sends a message to your friends. It’s time for redemption but if you can’t redeem, a message will appear on to your Facebook wall saying you are a looser.
Deutsch NY and Cosmo Street, created a 3-minute TED Talks spoof promoting Microsoft new private cloud IT solutions.
Tad, head salesman for VMlimited attempts to deliver some deep cloud wisdom despite being stuck in a virtual world. His critics say he’s stuck in the past and peddling cloud solutions that are as outdated as his wardrobe
Do you remember the legendary story of the 8 musicians waiting until the bitter end of the Titanic? In these days, 100 years later, the world commemorates over 1500 victims of that tragedy caused by the collision with an iceberg in the Ocean. To honor the “White Star Band”, 8 musicians from Konzerthaus Dortmund decided to take part in a special expedition. On a cruise ship, they went on stage in the North Atlantic Ocean, to finish the last song of the Titanic’s band.
“The Unfinished” is the idea developed by Jung von Matt / Neue Elbe. As 100 years ago, led by a conductor, four violinists, two cello players and a bassist. On April 15th, exactly at 02:20 o’clock, they played the last song, “Nearer My God to Thee“. Their performance was recorded live and then digitally transferred to a buoy, which played the perfect song to loop under water, as a constant reminder of the deceased Titanic band.
The journey is documented in the blog http://www.the-unfinished.de and on Facebook.
Go and visit the Smart Argentina twitter page and hold down J to watch the first Twitter commercial.
Truth to be told, I have always disliked Facebook Timeline but here is a very clever use of it.
It’s true, every cloud as a silver (time)lining 🙂
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Have you ever realized , being home, that you need something , but you don’t have time to go out or you can’t just reach the nearest supermarket? With Milk, please! now you can be delivered at home exactly what you need and earn from it.
Milk, please! it’s a service accessible from the web, smartphone and special in store corner. You can send a request to other users in the same area and they can accept and deliver the items .
While purchasing, someone views your request, if he finds it right, he can purchase for you.
Your grocery shopping will come home, while the system handles the online payment and compensates those who deliver your items.
“A sense of humor is the only divine quality of man.” said Arthur Schopenhauer. Here some April fools’ stories from around the web.
SKYPE FOR STRING
INNOCENT DRINK MARMITE
GOOGLE MAPS 8-BIT EDITION
KODAK KITTEN PRINTER
HONDA ANTI – THEFT NEGOTIATOR
Not enough? Other examples here and here for a complete database.
To launch the iPad version of the IKEA-catalogue in Norway, they created a brand new IKEA product called “BERÖRA”. It´s a sewing kit with a special conductive thread to sew into say the index finger of your favourite gloves. This little operation will make your gloves, mittens or whatever work on a touch-screen. Thousand kits were made for the promotion—they sold out in two weeks.
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