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Love 'em or hate 'em, you've got to hand it to McDonald's: it sure knows how to get people to buy hamburgers. A look at 40 of Maccas' cleverest Mc-ad campaigns from around the globe

How to sell hamburgers: a Maccas masterclass

Sep 01, 2009

Clever ways advertisers have integrated humble door and bus handles into their marketing campaigns, transforming them into hair, motorbike handles, beer mugs and even a very morbid noose.

Getting a handle on clever advertising

Aug 31, 2009

Check out Burger King's "embarrassingly bad" new ad campaign. It will "blow your mind" *shudder*.

Burger King offers 7 inches of hot meat

Jun 25, 2009

Skinny Blonde beer have come up with a brilliant, if not completely inappropriate, gimmick for their product: vanishing bikini tops for their beer labels.

Beer porn

Jun 12, 2009

Tourism Vic hopes to lure NSW ladies to Melbourne with romance. Ad agency Play has created spoof profiles of Sydney blokes, hopefully making Melbourne's scarf-clad emos seem attractive by comparison.

Tourism Victoria presents Sydney’s finest

Jun 05, 2009

Coca-Cola's hope is that by showing what terribly good corporate citizens they are, they’ll head the Parliamentary Obesity enquiry and ACMA off at the pass, writes <b>David Gillespie</b>.

The Coca-Cola Chronicles: Big Sugar drops the other shoe

Oct 28, 2008

Tree-hugging becomes a serious marketing ploy ... Last night's TV ratings.

Media briefs and TV ratings

Dec 05, 2007

Yesterday’s release of federal government advertising figures for 2006-07 showed that the Coalition’s spending on "advertising campaigns" continued unabated during the last financial year. But the total – just under $200 million – wasn’t big enough to set a new record or to grab page 1 treatment in today’s papers.

Government advertising: What happened to WorkChoices?

Nov 20, 2007

Virtually every Coalition seat held by 10 per cent of less is being treated as if it’s in play. If you live in one, we’d love to see what you’re getting.

Never mind the advertising, here’s the mail drop

Oct 01, 2007

The Howard Government not only invests hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising itself, but devotes considerable resources to controlling every detail of that advertising, writes David MacCormack.

The government advertising avalanche continues

Alex Mitchell and David MacCormack

Sep 24, 2007

If you believe in the power of advertising you will realise why there is absolutely no chance of Prime Minister John Howard calling an election for two or three weeks yet.

Election date is waiting on Australia Post

Sep 17, 2007

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