Polaroid to Liberate Photos from the Clutches of Your Tyrannous Razr

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New ad out for Polaroid’s “Free the Photos” campaign, which promotes the PoGo instant mobile printer. The phones go marching one-by-one, hurrah, hurrah.

Nifty. But the secret hope is that the video will go viral. My money’s on “hell no” (or the more diplomatic “it’s unlikely”). Cut down to :30, it’d make an okay TV ad, though.

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