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Saturday, September 19, 2009

National Bestseller Making Headway


I'm always happy to see people noticing PublicAdCampaign work as it can often be overlooked by people trying to ignore the overwhelming amount of advertising they are forced to look at every day. It seems as if the National Bestseller Campaign has been catching peoples eye recently, randomly appearing on The Street Spot, Wooster Collective, and 12oz Prophet. Because of this I wanted to give everyone a quick heads up. I have recently been evicted along with the rest of my building and am in a state of limbo for the next month or two. As of now 30 books have made their way to the streets with many more to follow. The eviction doesn't mean I will be stop this project, it just means things might happen a bit slower. For this I apologize.

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Blogger blogcoolstuff@gmail.com said...

you have forgotten the french website Some Cool Stuff ! Here is the link about Public Ad Campaign : http://some-cool-stuff.blogspot.com/2009/08/publicadcampaign-contre-les-fils-de-pub.html

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