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Haisam
December 5, 2006 @ 12:28 am
Wow , I really Like the idea of those ADS ,
Really creative ..
Specially that of lebanon And corea .
Any more Ads ??
omery15
December 5, 2006 @ 1:08 am
This channel has some really good ADS. I agree they are really good, how part of the AD is shown and the rest is hidden really nice… The obesity one is a hotdog or a burger on top right
Basic Thinking Blog » France24 - Videos
December 5, 2006 @ 2:35 am
[...] an den Plakaten soll es schon mal nicht scheitern, mit denen sie ihren Sender bewerben: via Roba Trackback-URL Gelesen: 15 heute:13 [...]
omar
December 5, 2006 @ 2:39 am
I’m having some sort of Deja Vu
I’ve seen this concept of ads, with a head showing of something while the bottom is submerged showing another ‘true’ side to the story.
What was it ya rabbi,
some British Newspaper…
Anyway,
do you work for them?
and El 7amdellah 3al Salameh
Saned
December 5, 2006 @ 6:23 am
I think that was frued’s iceberg!
Christoph
December 5, 2006 @ 10:33 am
Nice Idea, but not new. I saw these kind of ads 3 years ago in germany. It was a campaign for a big news magazine….so change your advertisement agency ;-)
Sami
December 5, 2006 @ 12:28 pm
Do they have any ads about the war on Iraq and the “Israeli” occupation? how about drawing a smiley face on top of the ocean and underneath it hands and legs of a monster representing the U.S. government and elli ma tetsamash “Israel”.
Nizar Selander
December 5, 2006 @ 7:44 pm
The smartest thing i have ever seen !
Nizar Selander
December 5, 2006 @ 10:19 pm
Reply: Sami
I agree with you :p
It should be done!
Thomas goes .NET - Home
December 6, 2006 @ 1:15 am
[...] Keine Ahnung was daraus wird, die Präsentation ist jedenfalls sehr geil. Wenn man bedenkt, dass allein http://www.arbeitsagentur.de mit 100.000.000 Euro das gleiche Budget besessen hat, ist da das Geld scheinbar in den Händen der richtigen Leute gelandet. Von Robert, der da zu Besuch war um die News in den deutschsprachigen Raum zu tragen, was hiermit geglückt ist ;-). Mehr Plakete gibt es übrigens hier. Abgelegt unter: France24, Design, Werbung Zurück zur Übersicht [...]
France24: Die französische Sicht der Welt, medienrauschen, das Medienweblog
December 6, 2006 @ 8:21 pm
[...] Heute Abend startet mit France24 der “erste internationale Nachrichtensender aus Frankreich” der rund um die Uhr sendet. Mit dem neuen Angebot, das sich in vier Sprachen – Französisch und Englisch zum Start, Arabisch im nächsten Jahr und binnen drei Jahren auch Spanisch – an die Welt richtet, will man der Menschheit die französische Sicht der Dinge näher bringen. [...]
progressive
January 5, 2007 @ 2:59 am
I saw the ad obesity beyond the news at a Gatwick terminal gate to Philadelphia. Was very offended and wondered if this ad was targeting FAT Americans since this is where the plane was going. If it was this is the sort of stuff lawsuits are made of. Why should I have to sit there and be offeneded. Maybe this type of ad is very funny in France but here it is just offensive. Complained to an offical there. This ad does not make sence to English speaking people, are you French people getting lost in trying to translate and not thinking of the implications this ad puts in peoples minds. Obviously the hamburger, the popular food of America, is insinuating we are grossly fat. Something that may be funny in France but not to us. This is the equivalent of renaming French Fries… Frog Fries, do you think that is funny?