Showing posts with label greenpeace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greenpeace. Show all posts

Saturday, 31 August 2013

Clever Campaigning using technology

Whilst I rarely find myself warming to the many campaign groups who are out there, generally because they have no consideration for others when they seek to make their case, here's a clever techie based protest that spoiled no one's day (other than oil executives, their investors and the organisers of Formula One perhaps) and gained a tacit piece of advertising at the end of a race.

I found the efforts of the chap trying to remove the banner more distracting than the banner, especially as the german National Anthem was playing. It might have been better to have waited or perhaps folded the thing over - but no, he decided to wave it instead (which was probably just what the protesters wanted).

So here we are, my (extremely rare) nod to campaigning types:


I have to say that having had a quick look at the save the arctic.org site I do find myself in agreement with their aims - protecting one of the last few places on earth that man has, thus far, managed to leave unspoiled is no wrong aim - is it?

Friday, 14 June 2013

Really Clever Greenpeace ad

Not often I can step back and admire the advertising world's offerings but I think this is an extremely effective and powerful ad on behalf of Greenpeace:



I love to see good and effective communication - especially when there's so little of it around these days!