von Roland Hachmann | Mrz 19, 2006 | Blog, Digital Culture
1972 was a very special year: it was the year I was born. (Just kidding…)
It is, however, the year in which Steven King produced the documentary Computer Networks: The Heralds of Resource Sharing.
A 1972 documentary on ARPAnet, the early internet. A very interesting look at the beginnings of what is now a huge part of most of our lives.
This clip is fascinating, considering it’s 30 years old!
(Now you can embed Google video into your site, same as with YouTube.)
von Roland Hachmann | Mrz 18, 2006 | Blog, Digital News, Online Advertising
A pretty silly idea and microsite, enjoyable nonetheless: CowAbductions. A microsite where you can share your experiences, incase your cow got abducted, too.
Seems to be done as a teaser for a milk campaign called „got milk?“.
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von Roland Hachmann | Mrz 17, 2006 | Blog, Digital Culture, Digital Marketing, Digital News
Steve Rubel points twice to a Forrester Research:
I guess this report is really worth getting.
Some other interesting stuff:
von Roland Hachmann | Mrz 16, 2006 | Ad News, Blog, Digital Culture, Digital Marketing
Just a quick link: Jaffe Juice: A World without Advertising is now available for downloading. It’s a presentation he gave at the Boston Ad Club Symposium.
von Roland Hachmann | Mrz 16, 2006 | Ad News, Blog, Digital Marketing, Digital News, Online Advertising
A highly amusing Microsite by Pepsi for the upcoming worldcup in Germany: mydadada.com
The main feature of the site is a video with some of the top footballers (ronaldo, ronaldinho, beckham) playing football against a bunch of bavarian (!) – not German – fellows. People outside Germany might not be aware of this: There is more to Germany, than just Bavaria. But I guess, people outside Germany don’t care about this (and why should they, admittingly).
The underlying song (da, da, da) is one of the most famous German songs – however, it is almost 20 years old. Question is: is it Pepsi, or us Germans, who couldn’t do any better than that?
A feature I found quite funny: „have your favourite German call“ – you can select a sentence spoken in a heavy German accent and then send this audio to a mobile phone of a friend of yours! It didn’t work for me, I guess it just works in the US.
I guess we’ll see a lot more of this in the next 3 months. Just wait what’ll happen, once the guys from England start „slagging the krauts“.
(thanks, Adland.)