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Wow, NBC has over 1M views on this Office promo, looks like partnering with YouTube isn't a bad way to go ...

Quoted: For all you Office fans -- a funny & sweet look back and never seen footage of what's to come! Will Roy really kill Jim? ...

Creative advertising -- very cool.

I think this actually makes a lot of sense -- a kiosk only goes so far. MCE, Zune, and recent smart phone / PDA type devices are considerably more interesting than a "solution center featuring platform and development tools" (ewwwwww).

Quoted: And what about Media Center? How often has it been demonstrated in a store's home theater setting, much less connected to an Xbox 360 in another mocked-up room?

Why do people think iTunes is cooler than WMP? I think this graphic says it all -- I'm not sure if it's the military style "BETA 2" or the super awesome "Turn it up" slogan. I feel like "Just say NO!" is hidden in there somewhere.

Good product, laughable marketing.

Windows Vista's marketing site with more goodness from Demetri Martin. These are actually really funny -- there's one "episode" too.

Maybe my favorite thumbnail ever ...

Quoted: Think fish on a motorcycle. Wild versus farm-raised. And — here's the kicker — Steppenwolf.

This looks even more ambitious than the last Bravia commercial -- very much looking forward to this one.

Quoted: After the great success of 'Balls', the award winning advert for BRAVIA LCD televisions, Sony is now developing an exciting new campaign for the brand's most advanced LCD televisions to date. Award winning Director, Jonathan Glazer, will direct the ad, with a script written by Juan Cabral from Fallon, the agency behind 'Balls'.

This is very cool!

Quoted: (Crain’s) — McDonald’s Corp. is striking back in the ongoing fast food breakfast war with a new billboard in Wrigleyville. Designed by ad agency Leo Burnett with the input of an engineer, the billboard features a real sundial whose shadow falls on a different breakfast item each hour until ...

Wow -- another 'Lost' crossover. Crazy.

Quoted: The porous relationship between fact and fiction has fans buzzing in cyberspace about how clues in the novel correlate with the show's plot.