
1960s NYC goes skating.
Photographer Bill Eppridge delivers the feeling that someone just pulled up with a truck full of boards, handed them out and looked on as everyone went a little nuts. Amazing Images.
Check them out below.
via Life

1960s NYC goes skating.
Photographer Bill Eppridge delivers the feeling that someone just pulled up with a truck full of boards, handed them out and looked on as everyone went a little nuts. Amazing Images.
Check them out below.
via Life
Here’s my new baby => http://picturesoftheweek.tumblr.com – basically consisting of stuff I appreciate on Instagram.You should come over and check it out for yourself.
See you there.
Mercedes-Benz presents an iconic video looking back at the 60 years of the SL roadster. Get a full recap of the stages of this incredible sports car in the video above.
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Check out the amazing visuals for M.I.A.’s new single “Bad Girls”.
The desert drag race party video, directed by my favorite director and friend Romain Gavras, responsible for the world’s best music videos and commercials, was shot in Ouarzazate, Morocco and is probably the hottest SH*T you will watch in a while.
So if you like to see Alfa Romeos, Bimmas and Benzos drifting through the North African desert accompanied by an absolute power tune and dancing Arabs, you should watch M.I.A. “Bad Girls” above via YouTube.
BOOM.
Check out this neat Facebook timeline of Mark Zuckersberg’s company history below.
via Thomas Hutter
Probably one of the smartest marketing moves I’ve seen so far – made by car manufacturer Kia.
Why wasting time for a 30 second spot when you can make it 5 hours? Enjoy your 5 hour video of gorgeous Adriana Lima waving a flag in slow motion.
Enjoy.
What we all agree on: Karl Lagerfeld is an icon. Probably more than that.
So, if you have 8 minutes of down time today, do yourself a favor and watch the video above. It’s really charming and funny – and it’s starring Karl Lagerfeld in a double feature.
via Hypebeast

Content marketing has truly arrived on the big stage.
A few months back, Coca Cola announced they were no longer going to rely on the “30-second TV spot” or even traditional ad agencies to build their business moving forward. Coke is now going to put their efforts into the web, storytelling and creating excellent content.
The two videos below outline Coke’s strategy and plan for implementing their marketing vision. I strongly encourage all marketing professionals, leadership teams and even small business owners to set aside 20 minutes to watch these two short videos.
You will see the future.