Now I really wish I worked at the Red Bull Corporate Office. Their corporate office is insanely decorative and just screams “techno-advanced.” Click the picture below for additional pics. The new Red Bull Headquarters was recently opened in London. The designers of the project, Jump Studios, said “The stunning interior generates adrenalin and a sense of dynamic excitement, emotions associated with the Red Bull brand and its various activities.”

Let’s see how many times we can cram the words “sex” and “advertising” today in one article. A Burger King in New Zealand has a new ad spot with beaches, white horses, and girls ridding in bikinis. Now doesn’t that wet your whistle for a delicious cheese, bacon, barbeque sauce, and chicken Cheest Bacon Tenderchrisp sandwich? That just makes my mouth water. The girl ain’t too bad either.

Last week’s Time Out New York featured a “Cosmopolitan Furnishings” advertisement for f*ck f*tons. Well, swearing is always a good way to get my attention. I like the way they lay out the futon too in a way that makes you combine the word f*ck and f*ton together so that that become almost synonomous. Who wouldn’t want to f*ck on a f*ton? Well, for $400 - $1500 bucks I don’t think I’ll be doing so anytime soon.

The annual eMarketer report now shows that an economic slowdown has lowered the annual forecast on advertising expenditures and growth for 2006.

The report shows an annual adjustment from $16.7 billion to $15.9 billion in 2006 and the report predicts that a slow down will occur from 30% to a smaller a 26.8% hike. The eMarketer report shows U.S online ad spending will reach $21 billion in two years and surpass $25 billion by 2010. Paid search engine placement, such as advertising with Google Adwords or Yahoo Publisher, will make up the bulk of this increase and is seen to be the most profitable form of online advertising.

Bambi Francisco of Market Watch recently announced that News Corp’s MySpace is the top video site according to a new report. The report, generated by comScore, shows that MySpace beats out Yahoo, YouTube, and Google with a staggering 20 percent of “the 7.2 billion video streams viewed via the web in July.” Yahoo come in a far second with 812 million video streams and YouTube was a close third behind Yahoo with 649 million video streams in July. Time Warner, ROO Group, and Microsoft came in a far fourth through sixth place. According to the comScore report, 60% of all internet users watched online videos with an average of 39 videos per month on MySpace.

A company called “Rookie Driver” believes that it is best if your teen driver has a flag and a large magnet on the side of their vehicle warning boadly warning other drivers “of your inexperienced new teen driver.” Created by teens and for teens, the Rooke Driver in Training Alert Products alert other drivers that your teen only has their permit. For only $30 (haha) you can warn other drivers with 1 window flag and 3 car magnents. Created by teens, this product is a complete joke but well worth checking out for a quick laugh or two.

By clicking very fast on Digg comments you can either Digg or Bury them multiple times (as many as three times) by clicking fast. Check out the video.

I never knew where the YouTube.com headquarters were but apparently this kid named Kelly Magovern has and he produced a video and interviewed a bunch of people with his semi ghetto accent. I also would have never believed the YouTube headquarters is run out of a unmarked white building with a glass window and nothing else. The best part is that no one he interviews outside the YouTube.com headquarters know what YouTube.com is. I guess thats just California for you. They’re not “good with computers.”

Straight from the Brit’s come this great commercial for Women’s Health Magazine featuring a woman answering what she thinks is a vibrating phone (and puts it up to her ear) but turns out to be her pearl vibrator. How clever!

A few days ago I reported on a full page fold out magazine advertisement for Apple’s “Get a Mac” campaign. Today, I was able to hunt down the associated television commercial for the “Get a Mac” campaign.

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