What does possession mean to you? n the i-pod

Friday, February 24, 2006

I pod advertising

"Unlike 99% of campaigns, the creatives' job here is simply not to blow the product's cool.
The campaign is simple and iconic, a subtle evolution of Apple's tried-and-tested formula. The only innovation is that it uses neon hues, rather than the traditional white backdrop.
Apple supremo Steve Jobs - who takes a hands-on approach to marketing - needed a little persuading to make even this revolutionary step, according to TBWA agency head Lee Clow.
The idea, he has said, was to use the iPod as a "window for the whole world to come to an Apple product".

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In other words, once you've shelled out for your (all white) iPod, which by Apple standards is reasonably priced, it is only a short step to the all white (but pricey) world of the grown-up Apple user."
(from- http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/3321943.stm)

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