Campaign

Shame about Innocent - perhaps they don't want to risk looking too wild following their last couple of pitch processes.

I like the new T-Mobile ad too, though I'm not a great Pink fan - just accidentally played some of her music on Spotify, to my horror. Surprised there hasn't been more 'reality advertising' actually.

Hello,

Thanks (?) for the embarassing big ugly mug plug.

At the risk of sounding like residents of geeksville tennessee, would you like to know how to insert links? it's one notch less complicated than uploading photos.

When you're in firefox, click on the little icon of a Chain (link, see?) - highlight what word you want to hyperlink, then paste the URL into the little box, and that should do it. took us ages to realise, and makes your blog that little more aesthetically pleasing.

By the way, as far as we know having a degree in philosophy and putting pictures up aren't mutually exclusive...but good idea with the rory

campaign anyway.

p.s. we're racking our brains trying to think of a non-tenous way to get your pictures onto our blog now!

FYI -the T-Mobile Trafalgar Sq event was most definitely the idea of the 'creative' agency. You'd think that Mediacom would already know that.

I think Media com were more than aware Saatchis came up with the idea. Its a great idea. What next? A naked flash mob? A flash mob of flashers? Can't wait to see how this one rolls out.

Perhaps they could have a flash-mob navigating itself to the Stonehenge (or other isolated landmark) with network-assisted GPS. Might manage to tap into some BA 'Face' epicness / nostalgia while carrying on the vibe...

...and I'm claiming royalties if Saatchis use that obvious gem.