Re: How Can I Get Examples of Great On-Line Creative?

From: Gil Bassetti <gfb_at_vidmon.com>
Date: Fri 29 Oct 1999 11:46:46 -0400

CHRISTIE BROWN WROTE:
>In the advertising class that I teach (at the University of
>Michigan) I like to give as many examples as possible of
>good and bad creative work. It is easy to get examples from
>magazines and newspapers, somewhat less easy from TV, but
>essentially impossible fron on-line resources.
>
>My students are hungry for on-line examples, but I don't
>know how to "capture" on-line creative (i.e., banner ads,
>pop-ups, well-designed sites for a particular product, etc.)
>for demonstration in class. Do any of you have examples
>that I could use, or can you give me some advice on how to
>capture useful examples for later in-class demonstration?

I work for a company that libraries banner ads. We sell them
to ad agencies and advertisers for research. we might be
able to send you some samples......

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to pass around.

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http://www.vmsads.com/html/banners/advertiser.htm

For more information, contact me at 212.329.5110/gfb_at_vidmon.com

Gil Bassetti
Internet Products Manager




Received on Fri Oct 29 1999 - 10:46:46 CDT