Facebook has amended its privacy policy to give its advertisers more information about how their ads perform. Facebook users who enable their profile to be seen by anyone will find their wall posts and news feeds appearing on search engines.
The changes come as Facebook aims to make the social networking site more user-friendly and broaden the types of user data it sells to advertisers.
Diesel has released a new internet film, a year after its cartoon-porn film went viral around the globe.
The new viral features an Argentinian character named Quique the Head, who was born as a head without a body. Read more...
2009 viral - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OPBJ8EVFFk
2008 viral - http://www.break.com/usercontent/2008/9/Diesel-SFW-XXX-577249.html
Adidas has kicked off its run up to next year’s World Cup with a campaign for its new50i football boot.
The 90 second film sees a hooded Zinedine Zidane track down a player with legendary lightning fast skills - The Spark, played by 21-year-old Barcelona FC hero Lionel Messi. Advertising agency 180 Amsterdam and director Rupert Sanders have woven a mythical origin story for the talented young player...
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A study conducted by Harvard Business Review reveals that most Twitter users don’t actually use the service much, or even at all. In fact, 10% of active users are responsible for over 90% of all Tweets.
Facebook gives a number of marketing opportunities for businesses, and in this blog we’ll highlight what those opportunities are and give you some ideas to be successful.
Home, which is launching to open beta on the PlayStation 3 tomorrow, is
already attracting brands. Diesel Jeans is launching a campaign for users to
buy virtual Diesel clothing ranging from free to £1.30, reports NMA.