A few ways of looking at Europe

Thursday, July 29, 2010

A few ways of looking at Europe

This is Europe, as seen by Germany ... at least according to the title of this series of cartoons about how Europe can be seen. Stereotypes, after all, change from one place to the next.

Jul 29, 2010 7:59:00 PM | Cartoons

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Boba Fett gets the James Bond treatment As seen with this amusing collection of Star Wars propaganda-style posters.

Souped-up shopping carts (by way of VW) Volkswagen had a bit of a ride last year with a viral web hit about fun, a staircase, music and human behaviour. (I blogged about it here.) This summer, the theme is "fast lane," and a series of videos like the one below. As with the stairs, the brand - let alone the product - is practically immaterial. Which, I assume, is the point of how the branding in this campaign works.

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A few ways of looking at Europe

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