Renault Highlights Ad Campaign History With Website

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Renault in France has launched a website that does nothing but feature the company’s ad campaigns, old and new. Called, On reclame la pub!, which is hard to translate wordplay hard the loosely means both “we want ads” and an old school version of “We advertise ads,” the site appeases what the car maker dubs “brand fans and advertising addicts.” Well, that would be us but not sure about the rest of the world. The site also has a newsletter that announces new campaign launches, screensavers and wallpapers. So if you love Renault, this site is for you. You just better be able to read French.

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