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Google.com joins in on the SOPA black-out for its US homepage.
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Mobile HTML HTML5 / CSS3 compatibility on mobiles and tablet browsers.
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*Because this wasn’t happening in some capacity already
Starting March 1st, Google is really going to be looking through all the information you “provide them” in an attempt to provide you, the user, with better ads, promotions, etc.
I put provide them in quotes, because this includes any e-mails you send out/receive via Gmail, any searches (obviously) on Google, videos watch on YouTube, etc.
Of course this seems like an invasion of privacy, to me it’s just the Gmail part, but really the same thing happens with Facebook, our apps and any other tool we use that we allow to have our current location.
In my opinion, and perhaps I should be more appalled, I’d say just start looking at porn and searching on ways to kill someone on a public library computer. Other than that I guess you can stop watching YouTube and use Yahoo or MSN.
Lego - Story Bricks
The ads appeared on four consecutive pages. LEGO is a company that has fostered imagination, invention and creativity for over 60 years. So it is unusual for these ads to feature only long copy with minimal imagery. However, upon reading each of these scenarios the ad comes to life in a way that is unique only to the reader and how they see these playtime scenarios in their mind’s eye. Typographic elements of kerning contrasted with tracking allow the reader to almost get lost in the copy selecting keywords for their imagination. The fourth ad in the series, “Yellow Brick” features a notepad with the tagline “Every LEGO brick tells a story. Build yours.”
Advertising Agency: Pereira & O’Dell, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: PJ Pereira
Creative Director / Copywriter: Aricio Fortes
Creative Director / Art Director: Paulo Coelho
Account Executive: Lo Braz
Illustrator: Eduardo Gomes
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Unchained - 2012 Mercedes-Benz C-Class Coupe (30 sec) (by mbusa)
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Astronomical is a scale model of our solar system in twelve 500 page volumes printed-on-demand. On page 1 the Sun, on page 6,000 Pluto. The width of each page equals one million kilometres. -
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Every t-shirt purchase vaccinates 125 children in Africa.
