Harley Davidson’s Biker Claus Approves of Infidelity

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While it took us about ten tries, “I slept with my friend’s wife” finally got Harley Davidson’s Subservient Chicken-style Biker Clause to award us a place on the Naughty list. It’s slow, not very smart but it’s Harley so I guess we have to like it.

There also a Holiday Album recored by Hype client BWN that brings a biker rock, eighties hair band style of music to the MySpace page audio player. Yes, this whole thing’s hosted on a MySpace page. And here we thought marketer’s use of MySpace had gone the way of Second Life.

But don’t listen to us. Despite what we may say about MySpace, it’s still the big boy in the social networking neighborhood so it must be doing something right and marketers who see value in that must be at least sort of smart.

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