The Future of Ads

Augmented Reality Will Change Advertising

In the spring of 2009, Vuzix will release a product that could forever change the way we think about advertising: the Wrap 920AV.

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Channel Six Lets LeBron James Speak Directly To Customers

For the release of Six, a new pair of signature shoes for LeBron James, Nike created a custom YouTube Channel called Channel Six, and filled it with LeBron themed videos, including Chalk, The Story of the Six, and Six Tips.

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MINI Ad Uses 3D Cabrio Model From The Future

It’s like a miniature showroom in the palm of your hands, and you’re in control.

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Sony Ericsson Shot Their Busty Ad With A Mobile Phone

To ‘show off’ the capabilities of the camera in the new C905, Sony Ericsson shot their entire print campaign using just the phone itself.

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Magpie Tries To Make Twitter An Ad Network, Fails

Magpie calls itself the “Ad Network for Twitter”, and has definitely caused quite a stir in the last few days as Twitter users debate the value of filling their tweet stream with ads in exchange for a few dollars on the side. But is this 'in the stream' advertising the future, or will users revolt against an ad network that treads on their sacred ground?

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