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Undead and Loving It
I'm fascinated by the complexity of this. Every time I think about just staying in the financial comfort of corporate marketing (screw the useless Radio-TV-Film...

- Stephanie

Geostationary Banana Over Texas Project on hold
Look, this important initiative should have been an issue in the primaries. Did it die because of a Texas connection or something?

- Campfiresteve

Geostationary Banana Over Texas Project on hold
I, too, support the Geostationary Banana. Yes we can!

- Jeremiah

The Virtual World of 7-10 Year-Olds: Club Penguin
Is that arrggg like in a pirate? Or alt reality game?

- Rose

The Virtual World of 7-10 Year-Olds: Club Penguin
arrrrgggggg as people say cool

- Rockhopper

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Verizon: My Home 2.0

FiOS is Verizon’s fiber optic connection that delivers jaw-dropping Internet speeds and a truly digital home. Verizon asked Campfire to communicate this idea in a way that went beyond speed tests, tech jargon, competitive ads or online banners. The resulting campaign used TV, Web and events in new ways, to tell the story of five families experiencing a 2.0 transformation. Campfire re-appropriated “paid programming” to launch an original technology makeover show, “My Home 2.0,” then supported it with block parties that energized entire neighborhoods along with a website which let viewers enter the story, and chart their own path to 2.0 living.



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