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It is a little unclear from your post: are you just speculating that since it is a good commercial it came from W+K, or are you saying that it DID come from W+K
by Goosey 16y ago
It is a little unclear from your post: are you just speculating that since it is a good commercial it came from W+K, or are you saying that it DID come from W+K in a roundabout way?
It's really interesting to hear some of their past success, but randomly attributing any good campaign to them seems a little strange to me. :)
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- newmediaclay 16y agoThis campaign DID come from W+K. So did the "Write the Future" World Cup campaign.
- philwelch 16y agoIronically, the "write the future" World Cup campaign featured a bunch of players who, for the most part, played poorly in the World Cup, didn't make it past the first knockout stage, or in one prominent case (Ronaldinho) weren't even called up to their country's squad. Great commercial, though. Their "Take it to the Next Level" from two years ago was great too.
- william42 16y agoAccording to Wikipedia's page on W+K, these commercials did in fact come from theme.
- boredguy8 16y ago"randomly attributing any good campaign to them seems a little strange to me" That would be strange, and is probably an aid in the interpretive task of reading the post ;) "In philosophy and rhetoric, the principle of charity requires interpreting a speaker's statements to be rational and, in the case of any argument, considering its best, strongest possible interpretation." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_charity http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_charity