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What Are Your Favorite Television Commercials?
June 22, 2012 by Stephen Willingmyre, Intern | Bootcamp Lights
Thanks for all of your support with my first blog post about new media. I greatly appreciate your feedback.
In my first article, I mentioned a couple of television commercials that had a big impact on me while growing up. It got me thinking about a time when Facebook and YouTube didn’t exist. Television was what we considered “new media.”
And there was no shortage of great TV commercials.
Remember the Mentos commercial?
Brain on Drugs
Bubble Tape
Those commercials are still memorable today.
What are some of your favorites?
WAKA Kickball Campaign
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-- Mike Holden, WAKA Kickball, Director of Marketing
My Passion for New Media
While earning my business degree at Montgomery College, I took a required public speaking course. I remember our professor telling us, “This will be the most important course you will ever take. You will use these skills throughout your life.”
Coming from an engineering background, I was a bit skeptical, but I soon realized the importance of communication. It’s an interpretative process; from the clothes you wear to the way you walk – you’re always communicating a message.
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We take your message – the foundation of your advertising campaign – and we work with you to resourcefully design flight plans that will place your brand directly above your target audience in Maryland.
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