Febelfin, the Belgian federation for the financial sector, launched a campaign that urged people in Belgium to be vigilant about what they make available online. To drive home the message they recruited Dave, an extremely gifted clairvoyant who showcased his talent to a random sample of people. Just when the people started to believe in his talent, the magic behind the magic was revealed… 😎
In April last year TNT had launched their digital channel in Belgium with a big red push button in a quiet Flemish square.
Now to launch their movie channel in the Netherlands, they created a new dramatic piece of the now famous red button in the quiet town of Dordrecht. When innocent passers-by dared to push the button, pure TNT-drama unfolded with a slightly new twist: close ‘participation’ of the public. 🙂
Canadian Tire a retail store in Canada wanted to re-energize the Christmas spirit in the hearts and minds of their consumers, and maintain its position as Canada’s leading Christmas Store.
So to help light up the holiday season and spread Christmas cheer, Canadian Tire and Tribal DDB Toronto launched a first of its kind, 30-foot tall Christmas Tree, wrapped with 3,000 individually programmed LED lights that were powered by the nation’s collective online Christmas spirit.
Social media monitoring tools were used to scour blogs, forums, social networks, and news sites for posts and messages containing a variety of Christmas keywords, and then proprietary lighting software was used to visualize this data as lights on the tree… 😎
