MasterCard’s Priceless Theme Used in WikiLeaks Bank Blockage Ad

Steve Hall

Jun. 30, 2011
1 min read

Believe what you will about WikiLeaks but this new ad for the site, which riffs on MasterCard’s Priceless theme, is quite good. The ad calls attention to the six month old banking blockage against WikiLeaks. One of the banks blocking WikiLeaks is MasterCard.

Give it a watch. We like.

Steve Hall

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