• Coupe Farts. Everyone Listens.

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    Recently, Boulder’s Coupe Studios challenged Egotist readers to pose sound questions via Twitter in preparation for their new “Ideas. Amplified.” campaign from gyro’s Denver office. The crowd-sourcing initiative launches today (you'll see it over there on the right) and features original animated soundscapes by Coupe, animated visuals by gyro AD and resident doodle maestro, Rob Lewis, and questions submitted by Egotist readers. Writer Ricky Lambert and ECD Cameron Day pitched in on the concept, along with Coupe’s multi-faceted sound designers and composers. Credit for the twittered questions appear in each banner. Tweet your question today for consideration in future banners — the weirder, the better.

  • Elephant and Donkey Show

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    More political adness featuring creepy humanimals. As if inside-the-beltway posturing weren't gross enough.

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    People Are Animals, Too: All the news that's fit to pig.

  • Pimp my camel.

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    Words. We have none.

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  • You're not from around here, are you?

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    Carton Donofrio Partners' newest installment in its "That's not Good" campaign for Sprint/Shentel. As with previous spots in the series, gratuitous dead-pan is par for the course.

    Man, if we could only sit in on some of those casting sessions. "Reaction auditions" are always so delightfully awkward.

    Speaking of the campaign: Honey Surgeon don't give a shit; March Dadness.

  • Event: 4th Annual Digital Night, Thursday 5.10.12

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    Honestly, we were just looking for an opportunity to post this pic.

    But the event has promise, too. Details from the presser below:

    Who knows what the next ten years will look like in the ever-changing digital and social space? For one night at least, online marketers from some of the most aggressive and successful brands will offer a glimpse into the past, present and future of digital.

    Learn how to get closer to your customers by building insights, using emerging tools, and exploring new ways to push the boundaries – online and off.

    Topics include:
    - The importance of social media for customer service.
    - The essentials of community management.
    - Moving from direct response marketing to relationship and conversation.
    - The blending worlds of e-commerce and social marketing.
    - Navigating privacy-heavy marketing environments like healthcare and finance.

    Our panelists for the evening:
    Caitlin Romig, Digital Media Specialist at Rosetta Stone
    Nathan Shriver, Creative Director, E-Commerce at Under Armour
    Stephen Wray, President and Chief Executive Officer at Cadient Group

    Moderated by Mike Kleha, principal at Golden Eagle Enterprises and past Director of Media at AstraZeneca.

    Date:
    Thursday, May 10, 2012

    Location:
    Hyatt Regency Hotel
    300 Light Street
    Baltimore, MD

    Time:
    6:00-7:00 PM Cocktail Reception
    7:00 PM Meeting Begins

    Tickets:
    Members: $65
    Non-Members: $80
    Students: $20 (Must be full-time student with student I.D.)

    Click for tickets: director@baltimoreadvertising.com

  • Go, fish!

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    New work fromMGH for the National Aquarium manages to avoid the animal VO cliche that countless zoohouses and fishporiums fall prey to. Touchy feely, yes. But not in the throw-up-in-your-mouth sense.

    Other fish tales: Cousteau's lazy-ass cousin; tunamation.

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