iPod deafens

The social campaign parodying advertising of player Apple.

DDB New Zealand has developed for New Zealand public organisation National Foundation for the Deaf which is engaged in support of deaf people, an advertising campaign, having beaten the well-known prints of players iPod.

Protect ears

Prints are created in frameworks of "Week of the prevention of deafness" and unambiguously inform, that constant listening of music in ear-phones can negatively be reflected in hearing — to such degree, that instead of a player to enjoy it is necessary a hearing aid. Besides the prevention posters NFD direct young men on an organisation site where it is possible to check up level of hearing and level of loudness of devices in an online mode.

Colour hint on known prints

Certainly, on posters there is no uniform word about harm particularly iPod or any other players, but a hint all the same transparent enough.

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If Microsoft will make iPhone

Parody preview trailer from UCB Comedy.
In 2007 on the Internet there was a preview trailer "If Microsoft makes iPod" which derided inability of this company to reach the simple and easy decision as it have made Apple. The device overloaded with unnecessary and senseless functions, unlike iPod has as a result turned out.

The new trailer also derides Bill Gates's company, but this time it is a question of that, the smart phone like iPhone as though looked. The monster under the name "Fune", generated by imagination of parodists, without special work can cause a nervous tic.

Delight to fans Apple

Judge: the huge device similar to a brick working under Windows Vista, with possibility of listening of favourite tracks in format MIDI and an exit in the Internet through AOL, working as a fax, and also having AM-radio and even a roulette! You will tell nothing, fans Apple have laughed with all the heart.

Apple strikes back

It is curious, that name Fune is transparent enough hints at player Zune of manufacture Micrisoft. Probably, this attack is the answer to an advertising campaign from Crispin Porter + Bogusky in which expenses of users iPode and Zune were compared.

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