Think BR: Weird web culture is bigger than cheap LOLs
16 May 2012 | by Kate Miltner
There's no magic formula for going viral; you just have to know your audience and be authentic, writes Kate Miltner, lead planner, Jam.
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Samsung is rolling out an online and cinema spot featuring David Beckham, Jamie Oliver and Victoria Pendleton, inviting people to ''take part in the true spirit of the Olympic Games".
There's no magic formula for going viral; you just have to know your audience and be authentic, writes Kate Miltner, lead planner, Jam.
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