The ocean roars. their eyes meet. A kiss is imminent. Forget the phone

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OneRedCube has launched a new ad campaign featuring a sexy TV commercial that resembles arty TV ads for for perfume. The ad aims to make the consumer feel emotionally connected to the product, a unified messaging service. Created by AG Worldwide, the ad is meant to give consumers a sense of what it's like to have precious time given back to them as a result of not having to answer phones, pagers and faxes.

Radiotelephone communications, Paging Services, Paging, Broadcasting industry, AG Worldwide, Red Cube, OneRedCube

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TV spots for women's basketball showcase the beauty and grace of the game and its players

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The Women's National Basketball Association's ad campaign title is Basketball Is Beautiful. The campaign was created by the New York office of Wieden & Kennedy, and tries to break any misconception that women aren't able to play as well as men.

Criticism and interpretation, Women's National Basketball Association, Wieden and Kennedy Inc., Women's basketball

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The Postal Service, lightening up, sends a thoughtful holiday greeting by way of a TV spot

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Recovering somewhat from the US economic downturn, bioterrorism threats and the Sep. 11 terrorist attacks, the US Postal Service has unveiled a new holiday ad campaign. The new campaign, designed by Leo Burnett USA, Chicago, IL, focuses on holiday connections and features real postal service employees going about their jobs while providing the services that help friends, family and businesses stay connected during the holidays.

Postal Service, US Postal Service, Account Activity, Innovations, Contracts, United States. Postal Service, Leo Burnett Company Inc.

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