24 Hits Times Square, Students Hit Road Safety Sign

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– On Tuesday, Toyota sponsored the showing of a 2-minute, 20-second trailer of the upcoming season of Fox TV’s action-thriller 24 in New York’s Times Square where viewers could hear the audio via one of 5,000 radios given away by street teams clad in CTU uniforms.

More contextual idiocy. Actually, this one is just plain non-sensical.

Here’s an interesting ambient campaign for road safety which, by placing a wall hanging that stick out from university hallways, students where reminded of the dangers of speeding as they walk right into the thing on the way to class.

– Adidas has launched MLSmashups, a mash up of MLS soccer team players and the “hottest local underground musicians.” Yea, we didn’t get it either.

– Over in Sydney, they’re all excited about the upcoming TV1 Stupid Stupid Man show.

– A new book, BOOM: Marketing to the Ultimate Power Consumer — the Baby Boomer Woman, by brand strategists Mary Brown and Carol Orsborn, Ph.D., argues that marketers focused on the 18-34 age bracket may be missing the most lucrative demographic: Baby Boomer women who are now age 45-60.

– Former GE CEO Jack Welch and Hill Holliday ad agency founder Jack Connors are putting together a group of local business people to make a bid on the Boston Globe..

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