Product Placement in Porn Advocated, Pennies Pitch

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– The FWA has announced its 2008 Site of the Year judging panel. Some idiot named Steve Hall will be one of the judges.

– Chuck McCarthy has a few ideas for those of us in advertising. Not one to overlook a missed ad opportunity, Chuck thinks branded background images on those distorted login codes would be a great medium, Justin Timberlake’s Sexy Back could be turned into Snackin’ Back for a cracker brand and energy drink product placement in porn would be hot.

– A dude thinks the back of pennies are a great medium. He was right. After affixing his URL to the back of fifty pennies and distributing them around New York, business boomed.

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