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Advertising can be creative and even purposely funny. But the following ads really stand out as being strange, original or just plain bizarre.

The current economy condition is affecting all business, both online business and offline businesses. All businesses are trying to cutback on their expenditure and one of the areas that is getting a major hit is the advertising budget.

Advertising itself is a line of business - and a profitable venture at that. The first advertising company was established in 1841 by Volney Palner in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A. Palmer\'s company charged 25% commission which was paid by newspaper publishers who sell periodical spaces to advertisers and the general public through the advertising agency.

In this article I would like to answer the question “What are the old things that should be abandoned in advertising?” The introduction into the Soviet society of a new concept of advertising has made a revolution in people’s mind, and I think it’s hard to argue.

Social network advertising is not only not annoying but surprisingly effective in some segments, according to the results of a new survey by Razorfish. In FEED: the Razorfish Consumer Experience Report 2008, Razorfish surveyed “connected consumers”—1006 people with broadband access who spent at least $200 online in the past year, used a community site such as MySpace and consumed or made some type of digital media including videos and music.