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Advertising Gone Awry
A strange case of a prank gone awry. Two men rushed onto the field during a rugby match
wearing nothing but the logo of Vodafone
, a mobile phone company. The logo was painted on their backs. Amazingly, Vodafone had actually approved the stunt. The presence of the streakers caused one of the players to miss a penalty kick. On the subject of odd forms of 'guerrilla marketing,' here's
a website that claims it will connect you with corporations who are willing to pay you to wear a tattoo of their corporate logo
. They're called tADoos. It's a hoax, of course. But it's not original. NPR presented this exact scenario as an April Fool's Day joke back in 1994.
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Posted on
Wed Aug 07, 2002
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