Here is the ultimate crossover, the marriage of Bel Canto and Soul. And it works.
Grabbed from the spiky blog Troubling Information
But you can also catch it direct at You Tube
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Showing posts with label celebrity. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
The Ultimate Crossover: James Brown and Luciano Pavorotti
Here is the ultimate crossover, the marriage of Bel Canto and Soul. And it works.
Grabbed from the spiky blog Troubling Information
But you can also catch it direct at You Tube
Sunday, October 7, 2007
TV Guide to Offer Fix for TV Addiction
Are you suffering? TV Guide has something for you!!
The Guide has introduced a new “We’ll get you through the week.” advertising campaign.
Read all about it at:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/05/business/media/05adco.html?ref=arts
“The new TV Guide is about the fans, about the passionate viewers — it’s not about somebody who looks at railway timetables,” Ian Birch, the Editor in Cheif, said.
“If you have a favorite show, you really go through what we consider a withdrawal period,” said Alan Cohen, TV Guide International’s chief marketing officer. “This campaign is all about positioning TV Guide as the source for getting your fix and feeding your need during that six day and 23 hour period.”
The “We’ll get you through the week” campaign announces that the Guide’s print and on-line vehicles can give ardent fans get a therapeutic dose of their favorite programs during the anxious days between installments.
Richard Dorfman, of investment firm Richard Alan, noted that “the ads are saying ‘we’re going to give you your fix.’
To promote the changes, TV Guide International increased its marketing budget from under $1 million last year to $20 million this year!
Should someone call the police?
The Guide has introduced a new “We’ll get you through the week.” advertising campaign.
Read all about it at:
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/05/business/media/05adco.html?ref=arts
“The new TV Guide is about the fans, about the passionate viewers — it’s not about somebody who looks at railway timetables,” Ian Birch, the Editor in Cheif, said.
“If you have a favorite show, you really go through what we consider a withdrawal period,” said Alan Cohen, TV Guide International’s chief marketing officer. “This campaign is all about positioning TV Guide as the source for getting your fix and feeding your need during that six day and 23 hour period.”
The “We’ll get you through the week” campaign announces that the Guide’s print and on-line vehicles can give ardent fans get a therapeutic dose of their favorite programs during the anxious days between installments.
Richard Dorfman, of investment firm Richard Alan, noted that “the ads are saying ‘we’re going to give you your fix.’
To promote the changes, TV Guide International increased its marketing budget from under $1 million last year to $20 million this year!
Should someone call the police?
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