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kentauros

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2. To be fair,

Reply to onehandle (Original post)

Fri Jun 28, 2013, 12:08 PM

Jun 2013

it is rather sappy in its composition. I've watched it, with the sound off, because that's one of the best ways to determine if an ad "works" in selling the product. What I viewed gave me the sense that it lacked anything that would convince me to even research the product. Happy, satisfied people aren't enough in the details department

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Business Week publishes story bashing Apple's new ad campaign. [View all] onehandle Jun 2013 OP

Their ads are why I don't care for Apple and tend to avoid their products. Sorry. Bluenorthwest Jun 2013 #1

To be fair, kentauros Jun 2013 #2

To be even more fairer Berlum Jun 2013 #3

Okay, kentauros Jun 2013 #6

We are adults, or I am. I know how they make i Pad. So when they tell me it is 'magical' Bluenorthwest Jun 2013 #4

It doesn't look like Bloomberg fooled anyone... RevStPatrick Jun 2013 #5

It's just a sappy ad. HappyMe Jun 2013 #7