

Would you like to travel around the world? If so, you can do it in only 80 seconds. No kidding! Alex Profit, French photographer and Romain Pergeaux , French Producer, developed the project “Le tour du monde en 80 secondes” along with Sony.
After traveling 20 257 miles ( 32 600 km), Alex Profit made an amazing 80-second viral video which shows images of London, Cairo, Mumbai, Hong Kong, Tokyo, San Francisco, New York. Sony found a very good way to promote its new cyber shot hx5v (GPS integrated) used to recorded the video .
Check out the video below. Ah! If you live in France, you could win a travel around the world and Lonely Planet books! How? Go to www.tourdumonde80.fr. Goog luck!


Sony Australia has created a video in which a PS3 Slim slams into a Sony Bravia LCD TV at 50 mph (22 meters per second). This viral video is part of a campaign promotion that gives away 25,000 PS3 slims for buyers of the Bravia LCD TV models. Watch this destruction video in slow motion!

Last Tuesday, a controversial print ad that depicted September 11th happening with dozens of planes instead of two was released on several blogs and news sites worldwide. The ad was created in December 2008 by a team at DDB Brazil on behalf of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).

The team that created the ad does not work any more with the agency. Sergio Valente, president of DDB Brasil, said the ad was presented to the WWF in Brazil in December 2008 and approved; it then ran once in a small local paper. Besides, he adds: “When I saw it, I said, ‘Stop running that ad!” . Besides, Adweek confirm today that the Brazilian WWF DID approve the ad print in 2008, as mentioned in an e-mailed statement from DDB.
Yesterday, a video version of the ad was released on Youtube, and it's even worse than the original print ad. While New Yorkers and Americans were appalled by the reference to that disastrous day, WWF still says that the print and TV ad were never approved. The video has been submitted to an awards show in the US and to the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival.
This video will become a Youtube hit and it is a perfect ad for next week’s 9/11. Watch it and tell us what you think of.


Jill and Kevin Heinz decided that they do a very different walk down the aisle. So they decided to dance in on their own wedding ceremony on June 20th in St. Paul church. The Heinzs chose the song”Forever” by Chris Brown, and they and some friends choreographed a very good dance.
Now, Jill and Kevin’s video is a YouTube sensation with more than 17.5 millions views. Good Morning America interviewed the Heinzs. Jill told that “I grew up dancing and I danced in college. It was something I always wanted to do. I wanted to dance in on the wedding. And Kevin jumped in on board.” They put the video on Youtube for sharing it with their family and friends but they never thought that it would become a Youtube hit.
Some of you don’t like weddings but I’m pretty sure that you will love this one. Jill and Kelly, i hope you have many happy dancing years! Voila,Enjoy the video!

A funny Mac video of a transformer Mac Book Air!
Maybe, most of you don’t like the mail service of your country. La poste, French mail service, can generate different emotions on French people and they can use a lot of words for describing it but social media or viral. Believe it or not! La poste, a very traditional company, released a funny viral video about a new transformer Mac Book Air on June 15.

A transformer mac book !
The results are really good for this funny Mac video. The video has had more than 300 000 views on you tube and about 200 000 views on Liveleak since it was released. The Mac geeks spread the video everywhere. Why? They love to say that a PC can not turn into a transformer as this Mac Book Air does.
La poste funny mac video is related to the launch of a new web site, laposte.fr/lre that focuses on a 50-year audience. It is hard to say if La Poste has reached its objectives but its video is really funny (therefore viral) and we hope to watch another one very soon. We want more funny mac videos!!

This MSI video, launched two days on August 10th has become a viral sensation with more the 1 million views. The video depicts one man in tights using his butt to grasp onto MSI's X-Slim laptops thrown at him.
Definiteley, it very good viral video! Do you think this is fake? Are you as disturbed about it?


This parodic viral video, made up by TheOnion.com, is a piece of news reporting a terrible event occurring during a student party : a dormitory fire.
The viral video pokes fun at the way teenagers are obsessed with taking pictures and making movies of their parties, instead of actually living the moment they’re spending… And getting aware the room is on fire.
The title of this viral video underlines with humour the excessiveness of their behavior : "Police Slog Through 40,000 Insipid Party Pics To Find Cause Of Dorm Fire".
Have we lost the (essential) sense of priorities, by focusing on mere technological stuff ? This is worth raising the question. And nothing's better than a viral video to spread the word !

Après la grippe espagnole, la grippe aviaire, la grippe porcine... c’est à votre ordinateur d’être tout grippé : inutile de mettre de l’huile pour soulager ses articulations toutes rouillées, c’est « viral » et ça s’attaque directement à vos zygomatiques.
Selon l’Organisation Mondiale de la Santé, on aurait affaire à une alerte de niveau 5 : déjà des milliers de victimes dans le monde, pour une pandémie qui se propage à une vitesse affolante (la vitesse de l’information)…
En somme, personne n’est à l’abri des vidéos virales. Selon les spécialistes, cette épidémie est redoutable pour deux raisons :
Les recommandations de l’OMS sont claires : « Evitez tout contact, restez chez vous, débranchez votre ordinateur, éteignez votre iphone, barricadez la porte en déplaçant tout le mobilier, installez un système d’alarme, postez un vigile et huit pit bulls à l’entrée, et, surtout, surtout, n’oubliez pas de truffer le jardin de mines ».
Mieux : partez vivre à la ferme chez votre grand-mère Henriette dans le fin fond de l’ariège, au moins là bas vous ne risquez rien (ne parlez pas aux moutons, par mesure de sécurité).
Mais voici le plus étonnant : selon le gouvernement américain, ce virus aurait une origine terroriste. En effet, la Secrétaire d'État Hillary Clinton a déclaré que « la menace émanerait de laboratoires marketing de grandes entreprises ».
Ils nous ont fait le coup pour rafler les puits de pétrole en Irak et en Afghanistan, et maintenant, ils pensent qu’on va encore gober tous leurs mensonges sans fondement? C’est qu’on n’est pas idiots, nous, hein, on se laisse pas embobiner comme ça!

A group of brave underwear models tested Ultimo Bras on different roller coasters at Alton Towers resort, located in England. Several lingerie brands have successfully used the viral marketing in the past such as Agent Provocateur with Kylie Minogue. Besides, Victoria’s Secret has its own YouTube channel that promotes successfully its lingerie.
Ultimo, a British underwear brand, and theme park Alton Towers resort demonstrate with their viral video that Ultimo Bra could withstand the G-force generated by the different roller coasters. According to Michelle Mone from Ultimo, “Many women across the UK wear ill-fitting bras, which can not only cause discomfort and long-term health problems, but also accidental exposure at inappropriate times. We’re working with Alton Towers to advise which styles of bras riders should be wearing, proving that thrills don’t necessarily have to mean spills. Ultimo bras are built with the very best engineering and support, and today we have proved that – no matter the style or G-force – if you invest in quality, everything will stay perfectly in place!”The video has been seen 302,616 times since it was posted on June 15th on Youtube.
Some persons, especially women, don’t like this kind of advertising. Even so, everybody has to admit that it produces a tremendous viral effect not only in men but also in women.


Voilà une vidéo personnalisée bien impressionnante !!
En marketing viral, on peut dire que la personnalisation de la vidéo est une vieille ficelle : qu’il s’agisse d’Orange avec le festival de Cannes , de cartes de vœux parlantes, de la campagne des verts pour l’Europe… Les exemples sont innombrables.
La force de ces campagnes ? Elles s’adressent directement à l’égo de la cible. Et l’on sait bien que l’égo est le moteur principal de la diffusion virale !
A l’occasion de la sortie du jeu Prototype sur Xbox 360 et Playstation 3, les marketeurs ont donc utilisé le nom et prénom de la cible, mais pas seulement. Ici, l’astuce consiste à mélanger photos et informations personnelles vous concernant… En les récupérant directement sur votre profil Facebook.
Allez donc tester cette vidéo, et dîtes nous ce que vous en pensez ! Personnelement je trouve ça vraiment très bien fait...
