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The first rocket to reach the moon had less computing power than the Sony VAIO notebook apparently...Sony has just completed a short film, released on YouTube, which details the project, and will be producing a 22-minute documentary that will air on the Science Channel. ...
Building on the successful Xbox 360 Faces campaign from 2008, the new creative shows there is something for everyone with immersive entertainment experiences brought to you by Xbox into your living room. Alongside this campaign, a number of markets across continental Europe will launch a value driven campaign ...
Agency Republic has created an online film to promote Playstation 3's LittleBig Planet's dedicated YouTube channel.
Dare has created a film to promote the Sony Ericsson X10 on Google's Demoslam site.
A poem written and read by Leonard Cohen features in Grey London's new global ad for Sony 3D World.
Sony has launched a film to showcase its 3D products....The ad will run Europe wide. ...
The TV ad will be aired nationwide as well as across Europe, Australasia, South America and the USA. ...
Dare has created a series of improvised short films to promote Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10 handset...The campaign promotes the mobile company s first smartphone launch in the US. The films are hosted on YouTube and target digital entertainment junkies , who, according to Sony Ericsson, make up approximately 35% of the smartphone market, spending a considerable amount of time online. ...
TBWA London launches the first ad featuring Sony's 'make.believe' strapline to promote the brand...The ad, following on from Sony s recent TV trade-in campaign featuring Alice Cooper, demonstrates how Sony Centres give consumers the total Sony experience across all Sony entertainment divisions. ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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