Business in Gulf? Abu Dhabi? Dubai? … forget them. It is now Bahrain.
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We discussed “business friendly BAHRAIN” on our “.LY of course!” a while ago. This campaign is massive and certanly cannot go unnoticed.
However, considering all recent scandals, the timing of this ad with Blackberry could not be any better:
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Fact: Bahrain has the most liberal telecoms market in the Gulf.
The Gulf’s most open economy has always been a high-speed broadband connection ahead of the rest, whichever device you’re using. Find out more at Bahrain.com
In addition to our recent coverage of “me.me” acquisition by Yahoo!, the other “meme” is briefing you on the power of single serving sites. Some of them have marketing potential indeed.
On 2nd of September 2009, Sony Corporation announced “make.believe”, a new group-wide brand message that was supposed to unite Sony’s communication initiatives across electronics, games, movies, music, mobile phones and network services. The introduction of “make.believe” symbolised Sony’s spirit of creativity and innovation and marked the first time the Company had introduced a unified brand message encompassing both entertainment and electronics. It is a clear get away from like.no.other, though SONY’s love for “dotted” jingles prevails.
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