Innova Tech is Going to Stop You From Losing Things

Innova Tech is Going to Stop You From Losing Things

    Feb 3, 2012

SpellDial Wants to Make Phone Numbers History

SpellDial Wants to Make Phone Numbers History

    Feb 3, 2012

Bernard Leong on Internet Trends and Entrepreneurship in Southeast Asia

Bernard Leong on Internet Trends and Entrepreneurship in Southeast Asia

    Feb 5, 2012

A Final Roundup of Startups in Asia Singapore

A Final Roundup of Startups in Asia Singapore

    Feb 6, 2012

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Lenovo: “We’re a DO company”

Lenovo: “We’re a DO company”

Lenovo, the third largest PC maker in the world, is spending a pretty big chunk of its budget on an ad campaign entitled “For Those Who Do.” It was recently rolled out in emerging markets with a focus placed on Indonesia, Mexico, and Russia (note the brief appearance of Russia's 'Chess Terminator'). Before we go about discussing about the campaign, check out this 60-second TV commercial to get an idea of what it's all about. So what’s the rationale behind this campaign? Surely the bottom line is to sell more laptops and ...

3 Brilliant TVCs from Sony Bravia

3 Brilliant TVCs from Sony Bravia

Sony's BRAVIA has done a good job at associating colours with Sony TVs in a vibrant, youthful way. Done for real, without computer graphics (CG). Check out our favourite BRAVIA ads as well as the behind-the-scenes footage for added inspiration. It's great that Sony places emphasis on incredible experiences with colour and less on the technological nitty gritty of their TVs. Bravo, Bravia! 1. Bouncy Balls 2. Paint 3. Domino City Also check out Play-Doh Bunnies, Pyramids, and this really cool zoetrope.

HISTORY Social Media TV Spot [VIDEO]

HISTORY Social Media TV Spot [VIDEO]

The last time we shared how businesses empowered social media through traditional media; all of the examples shown were print ads. We didn't manage to grab hold a TV commercial in “social media action”. Thanks to History Channel, we finally get to see a 30 second ad spot, where history boasts its social media presence. The ad informs viewers how they can get involved with history through the use of Foursquare while on the move.  Twitter and Facebook are also featured as platforms for interested viewers to connect and communicate with ...

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