Shot in Gothenburg, may 2009 in a cold deserted factory without power. That became a problem during the night. We also used ALL gas for the pyroeffects, and the pyrotech smiled like a happy child when we loaded the truck

Shot in october 2009. Locations; Gothenburg/Mölndal. The main character's name is "Linus".

Teachers, hide your students! The traditional Pilgrim is about to get a deliciously sexy makeover by Jason Reed for Muscle Milk.

Likening action photography to a game of freeze tag, a group of people were given Canon cameras to use in a game of photographic freeze tag.

it would be a terrible Alfa Romeo commercial.

We're not quite sure a brand would associate themselves with life-threatening lightning but McCann-Erikson New York has chosen to for Verizon's Blackberry Storm 2.

In the most hilarious cleaning product commercial in recent memory, Method has some fun with Dow's Scrubbing Bubbles.

These are the most idiotic ads we've seen in a while.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer isn't talking turkey when it comes to the software giant's newest operating system. At a shareholder meeting Thursday in Bellevue, Wash., Ballmer told investors that Windows 7 sold double the number of copies in one month

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah -- TreeHouse Interactive™, the technology leader in on-demand partner relationship management (PRM), channel sales force automation (CSFA™) and demand generation solutions, announced today new functionality in its Marketing View product that will give marketing and sales

Newport Beach, CA - November 19, 2009 -- LiveTime Software, a leading provider of Web based ITIL 3 Service Management and Help Desk software, today announced the release of the LiveTime Virtual Appliance 6.0. The new virtual appliance has been

It was not so long ago that the spread of the mobile phone sent waves of fear through the reserved world of fine watchmaking. The practicality of a portable phone that doubled as an accurate digital timekeeper made the necessity

Post-click marketing at its most basic is a conversion path rather than a single landing page. People who respond to your ad land on a path. As they move along this path, they make choices that give you information.

Have you heard the concept of "giving the gorilla the banana"? In post-click marketing, the gorilla is the audience you want to convert and the banana is the reason they clicked your ad in the first place.

The type of landing experience that’s best for you depends on the situation. Check out these guidelines to make sense out of the options.

Landing page strategy is about rising above the tactics of landing page optimization to focus on post-click marketing at a higher level. In the spirit of that mission, I’d like to share with you the idea of a "message map"

When you’re in the trenches of post-click marketing, it’s easy to forget the relationship of what you’re doing to the wider context. This is especially true in lead generation because of the significant number of variables that impact success.

The art of aligning your strategic objectives with the needs within your clickstream is critical to targeting your message and converting those people who are the best fits for your offering.

Sheena Iyengar is a full professor in the Management Division of the Columbia Business School. I learned of her work in Malcolm Gladwell’s Blink. Iyengar is one of the leading experts on choice, and how choice impacts our decision-making. She