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Hi, my name is Robert. I'm employed by an agency called Nascom where I look after the information architecture and user experience of things. |
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Yet another interactive billboard concept. I know this is not narrowcasting - aka digital signage.. But I’d like to refer to the creative use of motion sensors in this one! Don’t ask me what it’s advertising, who made it or where it’s located (please someone enlighten me?)
09-05-2007 08:09 The Economist It reads The Economist, which is a British magazine. They're known for their pretty creative advertsing, but this must be one of the best I've seen. 09-05-2007 10:13 Very old... It's a cool idea but it's also very old. I think I posted about this ad in 2005... It won an award at some festival back then. 09-05-2007 10:23 Very old... Thx Tijs & Martijn. Martijn; i've (unsuccessfully) searched your site for more info, can you remember the subject of your post? 09-05-2007 10:58 Lion award Robert, the post that I wrote doesn't exist anymore since I wrote it in the good old Dutch days of Fresh Creation (I deleted all my Dutch posts when I switched to English). I think the ad won a Lion award in Cannes but I checked out the website and it seems they deleted the history archives. 09-05-2007 11:10 Lion award Ah, too bad.. found out no videos showed up on youtube either. =( Thanks for looking into it anyway! Write Comment
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