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Someone is wrong on the internet

Someone is wrong on the internet

By Jesse Richardson on 03 May 2012

Arguing with people on the internet may seem like a bad thing, but if you think that then I disagree with you and we could probably have an internet argument about it in the comments. The reason I think it’s good, sometimes at least, is that previously no one would ever challenge people’s prejudices, bigotry, [...]

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It’s the least I can do

It’s the least I can do

By Jim Strachan on 23 Feb 2012

My wife used to work for this non-profit organisation, helping out inner-city high school kids who were generally from poorer, lower socio-economic families. As part of her job, there was a great classroom activity where they’d sit all these tenth and eleventh graders down at a big round table, ask them what they’d like to do after [...]

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Lessons Learnt from Greeks and Zebras

Lessons Learnt from Greeks and Zebras

By Kevin Moreland on 08 Feb 2012

Have you caught up with the controversy around the Dannon ad which ran in the Superbowl to promote their Greek yogurt, Oikos?  Watch the commercial below and compare the music used with The John Butler Trio track ‘Zebra’.  I think you’ll agree there is a striking similarity. No problem there you might say. The practice [...]

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LAMB FEAST OR LAME CHOPS?

LAMB FEAST OR LAME CHOPS?

By Nick Ikonomou on 12 Jan 2012

I thought I’d start with this witty lamb-gag headline just to prove that there’s at least one meaty, little gem that hasn’t been exploited after 8 years of Sam Kekovich Australia Day lamb campaigns. I will do my best not to go there again in this article, but I make no promises. In truth, even [...]

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What were they thinking?

What were they thinking?

By Jim Strachan on 07 Dec 2011

Sometimes when I’m driving down the road, or reading a newspaper, etc, I see a piece of advertising that blows my mind. Not because of the genius of the creative or some great craftsmanship in art direction, but rather something more like, “What the hell were they thinking?!” I’m constantly amazed by ads like the [...]

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Have you joined the Russian Facebook Revolution?

Have you joined the Russian Facebook Revolution?

By Jeff Smith on 01 Dec 2011

At the time of writing we’re heading towards the end of the second week of the Gonski campaign to reach 100,000 fans for Sunny the Egg, the face of Sunny Queen Farm eggs. But allow me to backtrack. What do you do when you have one of the most popular brand Facebook pages in the [...]

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My kids have turned me into a blubbering idiot

My kids have turned me into a blubbering idiot

By Jim Strachan on 05 Oct 2011

I never used to cry when I watched tv commercials. Even the most poignant, sad or touching spots rolled straight off my back. I remembered the spots, but I was never really touched on an emotional level. In fact, I usually found myself thinking more about how they produced it, how it was cast, or [...]

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Music in the key of marketing

Music in the key of marketing

By Jeff Smith on 22 Sep 2011

Seeing the sublime work for the Sydney Opera House Ship Song Project got me thinking about the use of songs in advertising and marketing. Both good and bad. I’m talking existing published songs, not jingles or scored tracks. Nick Cave’s Ship Song is not just a classic song (Voted by APRA as one of the [...]

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A Wish To Change The World

A Wish To Change The World

By Kay Friedlein on 18 Aug 2011

It is wintertime in our latitude. The outdoor iceskating ring has come and gone. You’ve stocked up on cheap antibiotics and got your comfy chair and the reel to reel ready in the sunroom for the annual session of Buckminster Fuller goodness. So, what else is there to do? Well, you could for example, be [...]

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Who can be a Health Hero?

Who can be a Health Hero?

By Deb Enright on 12 Aug 2011

Our new campaign for the Federal Department of Health and Ageing uses real Indigenous Health Heroes to show young Indigenous people that there are many possibilities for a rewarding career in health. Using real people was important to add authenticity to the campaign and allowed for a story telling approach to connect with the traditional [...]

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