In case you hadn't already seen it, the Greenpeace spoof of the Genesis Energy Pukeko ad.
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
Putting profits ahead of sustainability
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1 comments:
Have you noticed how, when a company wants to wrap itself in the flag and appear as a bunch of good old New Zealanders they have the ad voiced in a special down-home Kiwi accent? I've hardly ever heard anyone talk like that in real life - it must be one particular voice over artist. (I wonder who?)
I suppose SOEs like Kiwibank and Genesis are enitled to wrap themselves in the flag if they want though - we do own them after all.
Posted by Rich : 5/02/2007 01:55:00 PM
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