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Osocio 2009: top-10 most viewed

Posted by Marc | 2-01-2010 00:35 | Category: Osocio

Happy New Year do gooders, advertisers, ad agencies, grassroots, activists, social entrepreneurs, and good Samaritans from around the globe!
Let’s begin 2010 with a small 2009 retrospect.

In this post the top-10 most viewed campaigns on Osocio from last year. Most of the entries in this top-10 were linked by the the big social networks like Digg, StumbleUpon, Facebook or Twitter. Therefore they got a lot of views. These ten are not necessarily the best campaigns. We’re organizing a Campaign of the Year contest right now about which you will hear very soon!

Remarkable in this post: only one video and five outdoor campaigns.

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1. What Goes Around Comes Around
Advertiser: Global Coalition for Peace
Category: Awards; War & conflicts

2. I’m sorry, we could have stopped catastrophic climate change #COP15
Advertiser: TckTckTck; Greenpeace
Category: Environment

3. Neglected Children are made to feel invisible
Advertiser: Australian Childhood Foundation
Category: Abuse

4. Diversity of Species in the Rainforest
Advertiser: OroVerde
Category: Environment

5. Osocio: Awards can’t feed the hungry
Advertiser: Osocio
Category: Awards; Environment; Health; Osocio; Poverty

6. Shepard Fairey portraits Aung San Suu Kyi
Advertiser: U.S. Campaign for Burma
Category: Human rights

7. MSF: We can’t operate without your help
Advertiser: Médecins Sans Frontières UK
Category: Health; Third world; War & conflicts

8. Message from the Gyre
Photographer: Chris Jordan
Category: Environment

9. The Trillion Dollar Campaign
Advertiser: The Zimbabwean
Category: Media; Poverty

10. The Air that Cools your Home Heats Up the World
Advertiser: Columbia
Category: Corporate Social Responsibility; Environment

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