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Campaign Work, Monday, 21 February 2011 11:05AM
Heineken has launched a new film on the Heineken Facebook page as a thank you to Facebook fans who allowed it to earn one million Facebook 'Likes'.
Heineken 'one million hugs' by AKQA
The film by AQKA features a group of Dutch models on a bar-crawl in Amsterdam’s Heineken bars. Along the way the girls hug as many as male Heineken fans as possible to say thank you.
The strapline at then end reads; ‘Thanks a million.’ Floris Cobelens, manager global Heineken digital media, said: "Whilst no one can claim today they are mastering the digital revolution, we at Heineken are ahead of the pack, behind a very steep learning curve."
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