2 ) Airtel logo: This year, we witnessed a complete revamp of the old and famous Airtel logo. Right from the fonts to the symbol, the airtel logo has been revamped to give a new and fresh look of the Indian telecom giant. 3 ) Wembley Stadium logo: The Wembley Stadium logo design has been made by London-based agency Bulletproof and is inspired by the new Wembley Stadium design and goes with the tagline “Inspiring memories”. 4 ) Argos logo: Argos, the largest general merchandise and home retailer in the UK, redesigned its logo this year. The new design shows a smile beneath the ‘ARGOS’ typography. 5 ) UEFA Euro 2012 logo: The new official EURO cup 2012 logo was unvieled this year. The logo has a flower that represents both the host nations and a ball in the center symbolizing the emotion and passion of the competition. 6 ) Dodge logo: Dodge, after many years, changed its famous ram shaped logo design to a simpelr and sleeker design. The new logo has ‘DODGE’ written in grey gradeint color with two red stripes in the end. 7 ) Doctor Who logo: The popular BBC TV show Dr.Who decided to revamp its logo for future seasons. The new logo has been stripped down to just the initials D and W with a siren on top. 8 ) EU organic logo: This was officially launched through a logo design contest by EU in mid June. The new design portrays a green leaf, signifying organic products. 9 ) Gap logo: A series of online controversies forced Gap to revert back to its decades old logo within days of its revamp. The new proposed gap logo redesign was considered naive and inappropriate by the customers. 10 ) Gmail logo: Although slightly, but Gmail logo design was revamped a few days ago. Minor adjustments were made to the color gradient, bevel and little tweaks were given to the placement of "by Google" from left to right. 11 ) Skittles Logo This logo redesign was done by London logo designer Miles Newlyn, who gave the impression of a rainbow colored tounge in the new logo design. 12 ) London Science Museum logo: The London Science Museum logo contains the words “Science” and “Museum” in a computer code style font with the letters piled up in a stack of three. 13 ) Windows Live Hotmail logo: WIndows Live logo design was revamped this year to a simpler version of a golden envelope. The old Microsoft Windows symbol was dropped out from the new Hotmail logo. 14 ) Turkish Airlines logo: Turkish Airlines logo has been given a modern touch by adding bright gradient red colors. The major difference is that the red and white colors of the bird shape and the empty space have been inverted. 15 ) UK Space Agency logo: UK Space Agency logo includes the typical UK color scheme including blue, red and white. While there is not much difference in its typography, the “UK Space Agency” part has been made more prominent. 16 ) Virgin Atlantic logo: Virgin Atlantic, in their new logo design, decided to add ‘Virgin’ in the form of text and reduced the size of their signature Virgin symbol. 17 ) WTA logo: After many years, the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) decided to five a facelift to their identity. The new logo excludwes the female tennis player and has a tennis ball between the letter "A". 18 ) Yellow Pages logo: The Yelow pages logo redesign conveys the brand’s move from a paper phone book platform to a digital one. It exemplifies a wide and ambitious increase in the brand’s scope and business strategy.
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2010 Round-up redesigned Logos
1 ) Airbus logo: The new Airbus logo adds a more gradient effect to the colors and the signature circle has been shifted in line with the ‘AIRBUS’ text to make it more compact.
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AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2011
We are young, small yet confident, determent and competent.. This is what the young boy symbolized in an epic ad
One more thing, sport will be always a tool of making peace and uniting nations.
I am a big fan of Qatar brand and if other nations learn from how the this brand is managed, I believe the term third world will be obsolete.
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Heineken | Open Your World
Heineken has launched a new advertising campaign introducing the “Open Your World” tag line, centred around a 90 second commercial, “The Entrance”, featuring the song ‘The Golden Age’ by Danish alternative pop group The Asteroids Galaxy Tour. Launched in Europe this month, the series showcases a man with impeccable style who arrives at a party, interacts with the guests in so many ways before saying yes to a freshly branded bottle of Heineken. The series follows through with shorter clips providing insights into each guest’s story, including the martial artist, pro basketball players, piano playing waiters Siegfried and Jean-Pierre, the man with the eye patch, the flautist and the dancing waiter. The series is currently being released on the Heineken Youtube channel and will be launched on television in 2011.
THE ENTRANCE
KUNG FU COMEBACK
DUET
THE PERFECT GIFT
BIG IN WONDERLAND
THE MONOLOGUE
THE MAN WITH THE EYEPATCH
DRAGONBREATH
DUEL
THE MAGIC FLUTE
THE DANCING WATER
GORGEOUS GIRLS
Union Insurance - The Pink Squad.
Objective: Launch Union Insurance company as the 10th car insurance company on the market of mandatory car insurance.
Solution: the first part of the campaign we created a sort of secret organization that took justice on the roads into its own hands. The Pink Squad a movement against irresponsibility on the road. The media were offered a story of a"Vigilante", who in his own specific way punishes irresponsibility on the streets. In the moment, when The Pink Squad and their actions became known nationwide, we connected them with Union and its products.
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Copycat ads| Plagiarism: most of the time coincidence, sometimes inspiration
1. Jetstar versus Estrella Damm beer
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2. Optus “open network” versus Sprint “now network”
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4. Target versus Oren Lavie
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5. Kellogg’s All Bran versus The Simpsons
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6. ME Bank versus Tango and British Airways
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7. There’s Nothing Like Australia versus The Discovery Channel versus Mickey Mouse:
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11. Dunlop Volley versus The Weak Shop:
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12. TV3 NZ versus Playstation 3 (Hat-tip: Bannerblog)
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13. Paul’s Milk versus Water Magic
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14. Australia Post versus i-Ball
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16. Grazia versus Australia’s Next Top Model
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17. Suzuki Alto versus Trainspotting
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18. MV Beer versus Truth (Upside Down)
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19. Lipton Ice tea versus Fatboy Slim
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4. Target versus Oren Lavie
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8. Nine Network versus The Discovery Channel
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13. Paul’s Milk versus Water Magic
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14. Australia Post versus i-Ball
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16. Grazia versus Australia’s Next Top Model
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17. Suzuki Alto versus Trainspotting
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Long lasting CopyCat
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“Longer flavour.
Longer chew.”
Agency: Ogilvy, Cape Town, South Africa. 2010
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“Long lasting taste.”
Agency: JWT/PPGH GROUP, Amsterdam.2006
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Longer chew.”
Agency: Ogilvy, Cape Town, South Africa. 2010
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Agency: JWT/PPGH GROUP, Amsterdam.2006
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Aftonbladet|Digital concert experience
It's great to see a print title trying new things in the digital space. Sweden is one of the most exciting creative hot-spots of the moment, and work like this proves that traditional media owners can still be innovative, given the right environment.
BRAND OWNER:Aftonbladet
CATEGORIES:EntertainmentPublishing &Broadcasting
REGION:Sweden
DATE:August - August 2010
AGENCY:Prime
MEDIA CHANNEL:Branded Content,Digital,Events,Online,Out-of-Home,PR,Print
Scandinavia's largest newspaper, Aftonbladet staged groundbreaking series of live online concerts to promote the Rockbjörnen Music Awards, giving away 140,000 free tickets to music fans around the world.
Previous Rockbjörnen award winners include legendary names from the music industry such as ABBA, Coldplay and Duffy, and Rockbjörnen Live is Aftonbladet's prize to the best live music of the year; celebrating festivals, concerts, artists and songs across eight categories.
Live-Löpet (or Live A-Board), saw a traditional newspaper develop a unique app to create an interactive digital live arena to present concerts from some of Scandinavia's hottest artists.
The artists performed live from the studios of Aftonbladet, and the performances were streamed live online at http://livelopet.aftonbladet.se/ and were accessible via unique fan access codes.
This digital concert format was designed as much as possible to replicate a traditional live recording. In order to secure a place in the audience, Aftonbaldet readers and music fans had to apply for tickets. Ticket holders were assigned a "seat". Just like at a regular concert, the audience could interact with one another, and the artist "on stage".
By pressing buttons on the Flash app users could applaud for an encore, take pictures to share via Facebook or email or call out to the artist or friends in the virtual arena. Concertgoers could see what their Facebook friends were up to during the concert. The artists could interact with fans through cues received on a large screen placed back in the studio.
Each of the seven concerts had capacity to entertain 20,000 fans, of which 8,000 were VIP tickets, which allowed viewers to see the concerts in HD. Concert tickets could be sent and posted on Facebook to invite friends along to the gig.
A series of video-enabled Aftonbladet headline A-Boards were placed around Sweden announcing the concerts, complete with countdowns to the event. These boards also screened the actual concerts.
Live-Löpet featured appearances by Mando Diao, Robyn, The Ark, Eric Saade, Salem Al Fakir, Ola and Anna Bergendahl. Samuel Giers, drummer, Mando Diao said: "This is definitely a move in the right direction and it's so cool to be a part of Live-Löpet. We have a lot of international fans and many of them can't get to our ordinary concerts, so this format suits us very well."
Nils Franchell, communications director, Aftonbladet said: "The Rockbjörnen Music Awards has been an institution in Sweden since its launch in 1979. Over the last decade we have seen massive shifts in the way people consume and enjoy music. CD sales have taken a hammering and digital music has become inextricably woven into the fabric of our lives. We asked: what is the relevance of our awards in an environment where our customers have already changed their buying behaviour?"
"We thought, given the massive shifts towards online buying, that the Rockbjornen Awards should reflect how people are enjoying their music right now rather than a retrospective look at last year's sales of CDs to decide who the winners are. So we shifted the timing of our awards from the traditional "awards season" in February/March to catch the end of the festival season just after the Summer and put the focus on awarding the best "live" performances."
"The technical mechanics of putting 20,000 people in a small room is something we could not have done without the guys from Prime. What they have produced, as people will see for themselves, is an experience that is amazing, just like actually being at a concert with one of these music stars."
Results:
45,000 fans from 63 countries logged in for the seven live concerts
2.4 million digital interactions took place across the total 105 minutes of broadcast (7 concerts of 15 minutes)
Outside Aftonbladet's own channels, Live-Löpet reached 2.1 million users. Previously, Rockbjörnen's homepage has averaged 85,500 unique visitors during the most intensive period. During the Live Löpet activity, this number reached 337,000 unique visitors - an increase of almost 300%.
BRAND:Rockbjörnen Music AwardsBRAND OWNER:Aftonbladet
CATEGORIES:EntertainmentPublishing &Broadcasting
REGION:Sweden
DATE:August - August 2010
AGENCY:Prime
MEDIA CHANNEL:Branded Content,Digital,Events,Online,Out-of-Home,PR,Print
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