Angry Birds wants local advertisers
Mobile sales
agency Mobile Embrance has partnered with major global games publisher, Rovio, the firm behind the hugely popular Angry Birds. The firm
claims it will allow local brands and advertisers to purchase guaranteed
targeted inventory on such games. View examples of the creative here.
Speech wants to help you stop swearing and fighting
F*ck you. It's probably one of the most widely used terms in the creative industry. And now, two managers and a lawyer want to help you stop saying it. Hoodoo Gurus' manager Michael McMartin, Icehouse manager Keith Walsh and Intellectual Property Lawyer Adrian McGruther will be presenting a 90-minute seminar aiming to "resolve disputes in the creative industries" at the Vivid Ideas Festival later this month. The seminar takes place at Saturday 25 May at 10am at the Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA). Tickets are $15 available through Oztix. A special industry discount is currently available with a one-third off promotion by typing in the word “Velocer” when booking online.
Adelaide transport gets Wifi
APN Outdoor has rolled out Wifi services across the entire tram network and part of its bus network in metropolitan Adelaide. Advertisers now have the option to connect with a commuters on board buses and trams in Adelaide. When commuters access the Wifi, the advertiser can brand the landing page that appears on the commuters’ smartphone, tablet or laptop.
Appy talk
Want to know how to market your app? Digital Chameleon has released its latest e-learning course called 'Marketing your App'. That is what it covers.
Another day, another gong
It. Just. Won't. Die. McCann Australia has won best in show at the
One Show in New York. Can you guess what for? Yes. That ad.
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