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I'm a creative director and copywriter with digital, integrated, and traditional expertise. I love sound strategy and great executions.

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Can Adidas trademark its stripes?

by: caffeinegoddess, Jul 11 2003 - 9:03pm

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No more beefy ad budget?

by: caffeinegoddess, Jul 11 2003 - 8:54pm

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Beanz Meanz Heinz, but maybe not for long

by: caffeinegoddess, Jul 7 2003 - 7:49pm

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Ogilvy & Mather: Ditching good creative, fearing client

by: caffeinegoddess, Jul 1 2003 - 12:39am

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Office Depot starts back-to-school early

by: caffeinegoddess, Jun 30 2003 - 10:47pm

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Can't Live Without It

Today Coca-Cola Co. breaks a new TV, print, and outdoor campaign for Dasani water.

by: caffeinegoddess, Jun 30 2003 - 8:12pm

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Canada woefully lacking in TV commercials

A new study has come to the conclusion that Canada is lacking in TV commercials which "translates into significant lost economic opportunity,&quo

by: caffeinegoddess, Jun 30 2003 - 7:17pm

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The cars of the next generation.

by: caffeinegoddess, Jun 30 2003 - 7:13pm

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Shoe image stamped out by endorsements

Cobain wore them. So did Bill Russell. And neither needed an endorsement deal to wear the famous All-Stars.

by: caffeinegoddess, Jun 30 2003 - 6:57pm

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Turbulence at Cannes?

Adage reports that the campaign chosen for the Grand Prix winner for the International Advertising category has been disqualified this morning.

by: caffeinegoddess, Jun 17 2003 - 4:47pm

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Driving and lipstick application

Harvey Nichols insists the advert, which shows the driver nearly running over a man while using the rear-view mirror to apply her lipstick, was tongue

by: caffeinegoddess, Jun 11 2003 - 4:33pm

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Taking a look at ad "puffery"

by: caffeinegoddess, Jun 4 2003 - 10:12pm

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From Catfights to Pillowfights

Miller Lite, now famous for their Catfight ads which broke in January, are taking the concept even further.

by: caffeinegoddess, Jun 2 2003 - 4:36pm

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Remember finding Juan and his burro in your kitchen?

by: caffeinegoddess, May 23 2003 - 6:50pm

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Cannes goes Titanium

This June you'll find a new category at Cannes.

by: caffeinegoddess, May 21 2003 - 7:31pm

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Sex and beer once again

It's not a new thing anymore. Apparently you can't sell beer without putting in some sort of sexual visual or innuendo.

by: caffeinegoddess, May 16 2003 - 7:30pm

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Ikea - Giant (2003) Outdoor (Netherlands)

by: caffeinegoddess, Apr 23 2003 - 6:23pm

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The masses speak on Super Bowl XXXVII

Now that every one has seen the Super Bowl ads, they all have an opinion on them. A mix amoung the masses it seems.

by: caffeinegoddess, Jan 28 2003 - 8:22am

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And you thought pop-up ads were annoying? Here come the web commercials.

Commercials on the web?

by: caffeinegoddess, Jan 23 2003 - 11:09pm

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Cinema advertising finally comes to the US

by: caffeinegoddess, Jan 23 2003 - 11:02pm

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caffeinegoddess

- June 2, 2003 - 18:28

Looks like that guys neck is about to snap! Ouch!

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caffeinegoddess

- June 2, 2003 - 17:00

Does the Advertising Standards Authority ban an ad if only one person complains too?

"If someone complains about an ad in the woods, does the ASA hear it?" ;-)

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caffeinegoddess

- June 2, 2003 - 16:25

That's a bit scary- just one step closer to big bro.

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caffeinegoddess

- May 23, 2003 - 19:00

Doesn't that fall under false advertising though? Grilled means fire hits the food from underneath...broiled means the heat/fire hits it from on top. It's either one or the other.

Then again...they never mention the fact that they are also reheated in microwaves either.

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caffeinegoddess

- May 12, 2003 - 17:28

Personally I don't think that one ad would make me buy any of their bathingsuits. What there is of the suit in the ad isn't my style I guess...I think it's rather ugly. But, I do find it amusing that they seem to think their customers identify with the model- chances are the consumers just want to look like her. And that's not identifying with her.

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caffeinegoddess

- May 8, 2003 - 17:30

I don't know that controversial ads sell...but they sure do help in getting free press for the company. My guess is that's one of the selling points for the client to sign off on the idea.

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caffeinegoddess

- February 6, 2003 - 18:13

Nicely done!

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caffeinegoddess

- February 1, 2003 - 21:13

Found this link on a weblog NOW (National Organization for Women) reviews the Super Bowl ads. "Men were again the big winners in the Super Bowl ad extravaganza

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caffeinegoddess

- January 29, 2003 - 02:01

I love this ad. It has to be one of my all time favorites.

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caffeinegoddess

- January 24, 2003 - 14:51

"Advertising is supposed to be the art of persuasion, not the act of pissing people off."
That's such a great quote :-)

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