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Hazel Phillips
The New Year's Marmite Toast Post
Talking animals are awesome. Have a peekyboo at Alexsandr the Meerkat – is it just me or does he sound a bit Borat? Hmmm.
PR fooltards claim Rolex watches helped Owen Wilson pull himself back from the brink of suicide. Warning: completely tasteless.
Rockstar type sells his bike on TradeMe. Features funny photos and questions.
Yet more TradeMe fun with the Jesus Christ Pita Bread (sold for over $200).
New York Times now accepting ads for its front page.
Simple and effective ads for Turtle Wax. Says everything without saying anything at all. (Two others in the sequence.)
Anyone else finding this spot for the "Wunder Boner" quite amusing?
Jennifer Boyes at Intermediary PR on whether or not a big fat book of media contacts will actually help your client.
A new(ish) PR blog is on the radar from Rockstar PR (Lou Draper).
And finally, the stupidest ad this side of the black stump:
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Nice use of the VERY well deserved word "fooltard" - an apt description of the morons responsible for that content. The unfortunate thing is that somewhere in Auckland a PR type will be reading that material right now thinking "how can we leverage our brand like that?" - and we wonder why we get hassled in this business....
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