Tape Plays, Women Survive, DroidX Unboxed, Trolls Spotted

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– Yawn. Well, sort of. Scotch Tape’s new ad is derivatively predictable and brilliantly witty all at the same time. (See, we didn’t write the headline.)

– Nike Women Just Survive it. And it’s a lot to survive.

– I Need My Fucking Super Technocrane. Another Xtra Normal video celebrating the pomposity of directors.

– This has nothing to so with advertising. Unless, of course, you think Staten Island needs an ad campaign to improve (ruin) its image.

– Wanna see the weirdest bank commercial ever? It’s right here.

– Director Sam Cadman gives us The Young and the Connected, an online soap opera about the daily live of the socially connected. From RKCR/Y&R.

– Droid X gets unboxed in Revision3′ Unboxing Porn.

– Chanel’s new campaign is furry. Really, really furry.

– Trolls! Trolls! Trolls! Trolls are everywhere in this new Swedish tourism campaign. Spot the troll and win a prize.

– Yea, here’s that Denver water campaign that “conserves” billboards.

– First Lady Michelle Obama is unveiling new PSAs that were created in partnership with Major League Baseball, the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture and the Ad Council.

– Slate’s The Big Money has put together a retrospective of car advertising from the Mad men era.

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