Flaunte January 2013 Edition - New Delhi Institute of Management
Flaunte January 2013 Edition - New Delhi Institute of Management
Flaunte January 2013 Edition - New Delhi Institute of Management
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This is quite an interesting one. Here,<br />
Coke has a hoarding on which it is<br />
written “COCA COLA SECOND<br />
FLOOR”. Pepsi ambushed the<br />
campaign & took full advantage <strong>of</strong><br />
Coke’s innocence by putting its<br />
billboard underneath Coke’s which<br />
displayed - “PEPSI- EVERY WHERE”.<br />
Rona recycles Apple's leftover paint<br />
Rona, a home improvement chain in<br />
Canada, had this banner placed below<br />
Apple's iPod nano billboard near the<br />
Jacques Cartier Bridge in Montreal.<br />
The text reads "Nous récupérons les<br />
restes de peinture" translating into,<br />
"we recycle leftover paint."<br />
ones who pulled <strong>of</strong>f an ambush campaign like this.<br />
Apple's "nano-chromatic" campaign<br />
was a global campaign, but Rona and<br />
its agency, Bos, seem to be the only<br />
Audi and BMW get in a street fight in Santa Monica<br />
In 2009, German automakers Audi<br />
and BMW got into an infamous<br />
billboard war in Santa Monica, Calif.<br />
Audi set up a billboard for its A4 with<br />
the words, "Your move, BMW."<br />
Sure enough, BMW responded with a<br />
picture <strong>of</strong> its M3 and the<br />
"Checkmate."<br />
Fans took to Photoshop to craft third<br />
and fourth responses, which included<br />
BMW flying a blimp with a picture <strong>of</strong><br />
its F1 entry. Both automakers tried to<br />
downplay the incident. Audi claimed its billboard was up for almost a year before BMW<br />
responded. BMW said it only rented the billboard for two weeks<br />
SAMSUNG – NOKIA: LOCK HORNS<br />
In a packed theatre, scores <strong>of</strong> excited movie buffs sat through a long march <strong>of</strong> commercials<br />
patiently, but the organizers were dismayed. It was an exclusive premier <strong>of</strong> SRK-starrer<br />
Ra.One for mobile phone maker Nokia's premium users at PVR Select City Walk mall in<br />
<strong>Delhi</strong>, but the advertisements that had been running for the previous few minutes were <strong>of</strong><br />
Samsung mobile!