Consumer Culture Archives
frankandgordon.ca, the web portal of Bell's cute beaver marketing campaign should also have registered gordonandfrank.ca.[0]
A must see. Makes us 'non-models' feel so much better.[1]
3 locations open in Ancaster, London and Stouffville. 4 more are unofficially planned in Ontario: Scarborough, Sarnia, Brampton and Vaughan.[0]
RSS-ers might not notice, but Mini ads are plastered all over their webpage-- including an eye-piercing page wallpaper. Though I am not opposed to advertising revenues, this is the site that also stated how Dundas Square is getting 'uglier', and that Nike ads are everywhere Update: The background has since been removed.[0]
Perhaps my family should be a member, now that it's so close. Say hello to giant jugs of peanut butter.[1]
My top 20 list is based on personal world prominence while maintaining diverse set of countries in which the cities represent:
Africa: Cairo
Americas: New York, Toronto, Mexico City, Buenos Aires
Asia-Pacific: Toyko, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Sydney, Mumbai, Seoul
Europe: London, Paris, Moscow, Barcelona, Berlin, Amsterdam, Rome, Athens, Lisbon
You can also nominate two that are not on the list of 68 cities.
I pick: Nairobi and Sao Paulo.
This is hard! [via Felix][0]
They're really pushing this online book community thing.[0]
It's nearly impossible to buy unlocked phones these days. Especially on non-GSM networks.[0]
Aparently, the ads were meant to be short-lived. I found the commercials entertaining. The Microsoft Mojave one was lame.[0]
frankandgordon.ca, the web portal of Bell's cute beaver marketing campaign should also have registered gordonandfrank.ca.[0]
A must see. Makes us 'non-models' feel so much better.[1]
3 locations open in Ancaster, London and Stouffville. 4 more are unofficially planned in Ontario: Scarborough, Sarnia, Brampton and Vaughan.[0]
RSS-ers might not notice, but Mini ads are plastered all over their webpage-- including an eye-piercing page wallpaper. Though I am not opposed to advertising revenues, this is the site that also stated how Dundas Square is getting 'uglier', and that Nike ads are everywhere Update: The background has since been removed.[0]
Perhaps my family should be a member, now that it's so close. Say hello to giant jugs of peanut butter.[1]
My top 20 list is based on personal world prominence while maintaining diverse set of countries in which the cities represent:
Africa: Cairo
Americas: New York, Toronto, Mexico City, Buenos Aires
Asia-Pacific: Toyko, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Sydney, Mumbai, Seoul
Europe: London, Paris, Moscow, Barcelona, Berlin, Amsterdam, Rome, Athens, Lisbon
You can also nominate two that are not on the list of 68 cities.
I pick: Nairobi and Sao Paulo. This is hard! [via Felix][0]
Africa: Cairo
Americas: New York, Toronto, Mexico City, Buenos Aires
Asia-Pacific: Toyko, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Sydney, Mumbai, Seoul
Europe: London, Paris, Moscow, Barcelona, Berlin, Amsterdam, Rome, Athens, Lisbon
You can also nominate two that are not on the list of 68 cities.
I pick: Nairobi and Sao Paulo. This is hard! [via Felix][0]
They're really pushing this online book community thing.[0]
It's nearly impossible to buy unlocked phones these days. Especially on non-GSM networks.[0]
Aparently, the ads were meant to be short-lived. I found the commercials entertaining. The Microsoft Mojave one was lame.[0]
