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The 10 Best Slogans of All TimeGreat slogans can extend beyond a company's branding efforts and seep into popular culture, often outliving the products or services they once promoted. While there's no statistical way to measure a slogan's success, here are 10 that grew beyond mere ad campaigns and made their way into public co... |
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What Mail to ShredMy shredder is now going day and night. If it weren't for the lack of colorful slogans, you would think I lived in a campaign headquarters. ... |
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Taiwan separatists hold march against President Ma - SummaryTaipei - Tens of thousands of Taiwan separatists marched through Taipei Saturday to protest President Ma Ying-jeou's pro-China policy and the island's economic woes. Holding placards and shouting slogans, the demonstrators marched through the main st... ... |
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In Videos: An 'Extraordinary Nutsnack'From Serious Eats The voice over actor in this ad for True North nuts must have gone through a number of takes before saying the last line without laughing. "An extraordinary nut snack." Thinking of clean, innuendo-less slogans for nuts is a toughie, but this one didn't seem ... |
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Paris in anti-Semitic T-shirt probeFrench prosecutors open an investigation after T-shirts carrying anti-Semitic slogans are seen on sale in Paris. ... |
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Dubai overnight easy to book only when it's 40 degreesDubai - Dubai has used several slogans to lure tourists over the years. Some of the more notable ones have stressed Dubai's lights and it's shopping facilities. One even suggested it was Manhattan in desert sand. However, not all slogans should be he... ... |
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