Fake boobs parody of the baby wearing ad that was pulled recently.

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• And McNeil Consumer Healthcare pulls an ad for painkiller Motrin due to rather negative feedback on social media sites about telling people how to wear a baby

I’m a big fan of entertaining and engaging online campaigns using video in an interactive way and here’s a little beauty from Greece for the Lacta chocolate bar, produced by Ogilvy One Worldwide. You decide whether the love story is successful by making choices. In my case there wasn’t much love going as I took a wrong turn and lost Joanna. Might need to try again.
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What also caught my eye is that when you right click the agency inserted a little Flash link sending people over to their site which is rather uncommon:

Doesn’t get much lower than this ad for Burger King’s long chicken thingy.

More about the Upscaling product line on toshiba.co.uk/upscaling, the making of the ad, which used 200 Toshiba Gigashot cameras and generated 20TB of data, below:

A Nokia campaign promoting their E series phones with its push email and attachment viewing capabilities. Get rid of some files yourself on the-unloader.com.