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Print ad that literally speaks to the people

Posted by Marc | 26-04-2011 20:45 | Category: Human rights



Great example of the use of a QR code in combination with a print ad.
Reporters Without Borders published four different print ads. People where ask to scan the QR code at the bottom of the ad and place their iPhone on the mouth of the person. Is isn’t the mouth of the person on the photo who speak but a journalist speaking about what is happening in Libya, Iran or Russia.

After the film people where redirected to a dedicated campaign site where they could find more information about Reporters Without Borders and an explanation of the campaign.

“Because there are mouths that will never speak the truth.”

Don’t have an iPhone or don’t saw the print ads?
Check it here on the campaign website.

Reporters Without Borders - Some mouth will never speak the truth - Muammar Gaddafi


Reporters Without Borders - Some mouth will never speak the truth - Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

Reporters Without Borders - Some mouth will never speak the truth - Vladimir Putin


Advertiser:
Reporters Without Borders
Agency:
Publicis Brussels
Source:
iPub




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Comments about Print ad that literally speaks to the people

Reporters Without Borders is a great organisation and they fight for great aims, also against cruel dictatorships in the world. But I don’t like the idea of nobody getting the point of this ad who does not own an iPhone. What will people who read the magazine and see one of these dictators think if they don’t get the point? Not everybody has an iPhone (and not everybody wants to own one ;))..

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Posted by Dasepure | 27-04-2011 23:45

Comments about Print ad that literally speaks to the people

Copycat alert !

from a french student : http://vimeo.com/21228618

Posted by jack | 28-04-2011 18:10

Comments about Print ad that literally speaks to the people

@Jack Thanks for the tip! I don’t know what to think about it. Stealing such an idea is bad. But the idea is very suitable for RSF.

Posted by Marc | 29-04-2011 22:12



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