Full FeedMicrosoft stops Bill Gates/Jerry Seinfeld ads for next phase in campaign
By now you’ve probably seen the Gates/Seinfeld commercials from Microsoft. If not, you have no need to worry. It seems two “episodes” as some have called them are all we’ll see. The next phase of the $300 million marketing campaign will start soon. The next step: have a Microsoft engineer… Continue Reading »
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Microsoft has Seinfield help battle Apple in new ads
Long annoyed with Apple’s barbs and those “Get a Mac” ads, Microsoft has called in the help of comedian Jerry Seinfield for their latest ad campaign. Along with retired Bill Gates, Seinfield will be helping to promote their new “Windows not walls” tagline. Their newest ad campaign is running them… Continue Reading »
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TBS gives gift to Seinfeld fans, episodes now being streamed
Many TV stations are working hard to make popular shows available for streaming on their site, a bunch have already used this technology, and now TBS is going to do it with popular show, Seinfeld. TBS already has Family Guy episodes up for streaming on their website. Since many people… Continue Reading »
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