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, 28 July 2010
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It’s always funny to see how big companies use the most “subtle” marketing techniques to communicate on their competitor’s weakness.. whether they’re true or not. The antennagate is Apple’s worst PR crisis in years, and has grabbed so many critics on how Steve Jobs handled it… “free cases for everyone who cries”…

So for the past few weeks we’ve seen how Apple defended themselves “proving” with several videos that most of their competitors’ handsets do also have (to a certain degree) the same antenna issues. What could these do? Well… fight back, after the first Motorola ad a few weeks ago and last week’s Samsung Galaxy subtle “Hello” ad (here below), now Moto hits back!

Stay foolish

25 August 2011

It’s always funny to see how big companies use the most “subtle” marketing techniques to communicate on their competitor’s weakness.. whether they’re true or not. The antennagate is Apple’s worst PR crisis in years, and has grabbed so many critics on how Steve Jobs handled it… “free cases for everyone who cries”…

So for the past few weeks we’ve seen how Apple defended themselves “proving” with several videos that most of their competitors’ handsets do also have (to a certain degree) the same antenna issues. What could these do? Well… fight back, after the first Motorola ad a few weeks ago and last week’s Samsung Galaxy subtle “Hello” ad (here below), now Moto hits back!

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iCloud

6 June 2011

It’s always funny to see how big companies use the most “subtle” marketing techniques to communicate on their competitor’s weakness.. whether they’re true or not. The antennagate is Apple’s worst PR crisis in years, and has grabbed so many critics on how Steve Jobs handled it… “free cases for everyone who cries”…

So for the past few weeks we’ve seen how Apple defended themselves “proving” with several videos that most of their competitors’ handsets do also have (to a certain degree) the same antenna issues. What could these do? Well… fight back, after the first Motorola ad a few weeks ago and last week’s Samsung Galaxy subtle “Hello” ad (here below), now Moto hits back!

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New Yorker goes iPad

9 May 2011

It’s always funny to see how big companies use the most “subtle” marketing techniques to communicate on their competitor’s weakness.. whether they’re true or not. The antennagate is Apple’s worst PR crisis in years, and has grabbed so many critics on how Steve Jobs handled it… “free cases for everyone who cries”…

So for the past few weeks we’ve seen how Apple defended themselves “proving” with several videos that most of their competitors’ handsets do also have (to a certain degree) the same antenna issues. What could these do? Well… fight back, after the first Motorola ad a few weeks ago and last week’s Samsung Galaxy subtle “Hello” ad (here below), now Moto hits back!

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Goodbye 1984

31 January 2011

It’s always funny to see how big companies use the most “subtle” marketing techniques to communicate on their competitor’s weakness.. whether they’re true or not. The antennagate is Apple’s worst PR crisis in years, and has grabbed so many critics on how Steve Jobs handled it… “free cases for everyone who cries”…

So for the past few weeks we’ve seen how Apple defended themselves “proving” with several videos that most of their competitors’ handsets do also have (to a certain degree) the same antenna issues. What could these do? Well… fight back, after the first Motorola ad a few weeks ago and last week’s Samsung Galaxy subtle “Hello” ad (here below), now Moto hits back!

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