Is Motorola taking a shot at Apple?

As you all saw in my previous post, yes all the superbowl ads are available for your viewing online. After strolling through the 60ish of them, one caught my attention, not by its beauty or its product more about the vizualisation of its message.

Is Motorola taking a shot at Apple? Well yes of course, Motorola is launching its tablet that will try to hurt the "Monopoly" of the I-Pad. However we do not see a large hammer squashing some good old I-pads, the message is more subtle. In the world where everyone is dressed in white and hooked up with white headphones, do you get it or am I the only one?

There is one man that stands out from this world full of MacBooks... He is not a sheep, he is different, he is much more cooler, he has his eyes open, he stands out of the crowd and is willing to show the one he loves that there is something else than the Apple "monopoly of Cool".

Go Moto GO

Ads from the 2011 Super Bowl

Well yesterday was the biggest Mass of US Football and Advertising, as usual the american public have enjoyed a very nice football game (Steelers vs. Packers) and some funny edgy ads (Around 2.5M$ for 30 secs). Us eurorpean have only enjoyed the football game so for all of you that have missed those ads go take a look the youtube dedicated page: Adblitz.

Click on the image to check them out

Obsessed with Facebook?

I cannot describe facebook any better than Julie O'Dell @ (Mashable)

"Facebook profiles are like belly buttons: Everybody’s got one, perhaps that statement’s still a bit of an exaggeration, but by the numbers, we (that is, Internet users around the globe) are becoming more obsessed with Facebook by the day"

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Chelsea's Brithday

To showcase their strengths as a “creative collaboration,” ad agency john st. decided to tackle a market most often ignored by other “mad houses”: Children’s birthday parties.

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2011: 7 Billion

"With the worldwide population expected to exceed seven billion in 2011, National Geographic magazine offers a 7-part series examining specific challenges and solutions to the issues we face. The magazine introduces the series with its January cover story "7 Billion," offering a broad overview of demographic trends that got us to today and will impact us all tomorrow. The first in-depth story will appear in the March issue, focusing on humans' impact on the planet's geology. Other stories will follow throughout 2011"

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Dear companies: More stuff like this, please.

Spanair did a heartwarming surprise to some of its passenger travelling during last Xmas Eve. In addition to their regular baggages they were greeted by personalized Christmas Presents emerging from their carousel's door.


Damn you Delta instead of making me wait 10h in Atlanta's Airport you could have at least offered me a Teddy Bear ...

2000 Vs. 2010

It's hard to believe how much the world has transformed in the past decade — but our handy infographic tells the whole story. (Click to enlarge)

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