Category: Newsletter Video

The Lincoln Project is a group of Republican wonks who believe Donald Trump is a threat to America. They are campaigning for his removal at the ballot box. Their videos generate millions of hits. They are crowd-funded and the ads are harder-hitting than the Democrat’s official campaign ads. And they’re quick; no approvals process. This one was up within 24 hours of the allegation being made. Likely we’ll see similar third-party political advertising plays in Australia and other countries. High on message-focus and timeliness, low on production values.

Artist Pierre Brault’s clever plea, but don’t be fooled – it’s CGI, not a real-world installation.

STAY HOME/SAFE from pierre on Vimeo.

Wonderful technical accomplishment this ad, and strategically just as good.

Mercedes-Benz has a ‘digital house’ spread across three cities. One of them is Lisbon, which advertised for web developers, offering them a ‘speed date job interview’. Way to create great advertising.

We’ve all been there.

Identical octuplets.

Sarah Cooper, author of “How To Be Successful Without Hurting Men’s Feelings”.

A YouTube comment: ‘Many people are saying that if women didn’t take pregnancy tests, there wouldn’t be so many babies’.

This is the ad President Trump is suing a Wisconsin TV station about, alleging that the word ‘hoax’ was used out of context.

Ladies and Gentlemen: the flipchart.

Also Quibi, the new streaming service now on Australian mobile phones. Remember local content requirements? Neither do we. Here’s a trailor for their show about a sex doll that comes to life.