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Microsoft’s Zune Advertising Is Really Strange

Posted on January 4, 2007 by PoliTech

This is a good example of what I like to refer to as “WTF??? Marketing”

Filed under: Computer Hardware, Electronics, Humor, Internet Economy, Marketing, Microsoft, Opinion, Tech, Technology, Video, iPod

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4 Responses

  1. tukan, on January 4th, 2007 at 4:19 am Said:

    Are you sure it for the Zune player? I mean, it’s kind of confusing to me. Who thought of that crap? I’m sticking to iPod ;)

    tukan, Yep I doublechecked and it is an advertisement for Zune. I just use a USB key MP3 player, the iPod is just too bulky. If I’m going to watch a video or browse the internet while on the go, the Laptop is still my first choice.

    PoliTech

  2. Josh, on January 4th, 2007 at 6:45 am Said:

    You know it’s not going well when Costco uses a Zune display to sell iPods.

    Josh, maybe that’s what caused the bigger creature in the video to clinch up it’s butt cheeks and pop out an eyeball. It’s all starting to make more sense now … Great link!

    PoliTech

  3. The Perils of Punditry » $300M Worth of Cool for Microsoft, on June 28th, 2008 at 9:40 am Said:

    [...] to change their public image. They even tried to disassociate themselves with the Zune in the bizarre ad campaigns for the [...]

  4. This would make a great T-Shirt! « PoliTech, on August 12th, 2008 at 8:29 am Said:

    [...] Idiocracy would like to see that too! We wonder if The Loyalty Inc. marketing company was involved with Micorsoft’s Zune advertising! [...]

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