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Tag Archives: advertising
Sensitive earthquake advertising
Today’s Southern Metropolis Daily (南方都市报) ran a special edition for yesterday’s earthquake. A few changes were made on the front page design to cope with this special occasion.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged advertising, earthquakes, Southern Metropolis Daily
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Spiritual pollution in 1982
A 1982 article about sexy advertising upsetting a worker.
A failed viral ad: the Lenovo red laptop girl
A failed Lenovo viral ad campaign, which purported to stalked a pretty young woman with a laptop.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, Lenovo, online promotion, viral ads
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Ambush Youtube Olympic marketing
An Olympic video clip used for nefarious ends.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged advertising, Olympics, Youtube
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Why Tom Doctoroff is wrong about China
A video interview with Paul French about Tom Doctoroff and Carl Crow.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged advertising, Carl Crow, marketing, media, Paul French, Thomas Crampton, Tom Doctoroff
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But what type of books should we read?
GAPP, the Propaganda Department, and the Office of Spiritual Civilization remind you to read a book tomorrow.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, books, copyright, GAPP, PSA
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Everyone needs a new home
An ad for Top Town, a Beijing housing development
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged advertising, real estate, real estate ads, The Beijing News
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American Apparel in China
Clothing brand American Apparel to set up shop in China, selling U.S. made clothes.
Posted in Business
Tagged advertising, American Apparel, Fashion, marketing, retail
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Eat my meat
Eye catching adverts for a steak restaurant in Wangfujing in Beijing.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing
Tagged advertising, Oriental Plaza, restaurants, Steak Factory, Wangfujing
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Mirror Media
Clean hands and magazine covers This article and the photographs are by guest contributor David Drakeford. Yue Lu is a trendy mid-price Beijing restaurant owned by the highly successful ‘cynical realist’ painter Fang Lijun (方力钧) who is best known for … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Guest Contributor
Tagged advertising, David Drakeford, Hachette Filipacchi Media, Mirror Media
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