What would the advertising campaigns for modern websites such as YouTube, Facebook, and Skype have looked like if they’d been created back when our parents were kids? According to Moma, an advertising agency based out of Sao Paulo, Brazil who created the “Everything Ages Fast. Update.” tagline to promote MaxiMidia’s media seminars, it would go something like this.
[via My Modern Met]
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The copy sounds like a bad translation.
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ah, keyboard cat. The best thing ever posted to youtube, ever.
Stylish and creative. I like it! That good ole facebook.
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