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News from July 2010
King of Shaves continues longstanding tradition of using sex to sell
In a startling announcement made in the UK recently, apparently sex sells. In this case, it’s selling razors and shaving products.
Now I for one don’t get terribly excited about shaving news; my five o’clock shadow takes about a week and a half to appear. But I suppose if I had a little more going on [...]
TBWA\LA’s Pepsi Diner 2pointZero: no calories, no sentimentality
All that’s old is new again, as we kick off the Inbox’s Cannes/Chicago hiatus with an ad that mines a classic, then repurposes it for a hip and happenin’ 2010 audience. Of course we’re talking about TBWA\Chiat\Day\LA’s modern day reworking of a classic 1995 BBDO Pepsi spot. Both spots feature competiting cola driversputting aside differences to enjoy themselves, but instead of regular old Pepsi versus regular old Coke, it’s now Pepsi Max against Coke Zero.
RECENTLY IN THE INBOX
- One Week After Tomorrow
- Award Show Bedlam! Who’s ready for the Tomorrow Awards?
- Where in the World is the IHAVEANIDEA Team?
- JWT London is turning the air Pear
- Down with the King: McGarryBowen’s new direction for BK
- Leo Burnett Sydney and Bundaberg are back… heaven help us all
DID YOU CATCH THESE STORIES?
The Escape Pod gets in a bit of a pickle on a Claussen journey- Award Show Bedlam! D&AD, Marketing Awards winners announced
- One (very, very, long) last look at what CP+B has done for Burger King
- Sony goes back to Balls with Crayon for Wimbledon
- David&Goliath bring long lasting intensity to Universal Studios
- Revolution is for “The Birds” says Marcel Worldwide & France 24
- Cundari goes balls through the wall for BMW
OLDER INBOX STORIES
- Taxi battles for beauty with Internet Explorer 9
- Camp + King, Old Navy want you dressing like some guys, not like others
- Publicis Mojo puts the “super” in Hahn Super Dry
- Wrath of Cannes 5 kicks it up a notch with Tony Hawk
- Mother London shows Stella Artois a little respect
- Donkeys and voles and bears, oh my! ING fables by BMB






