I just found this small video during the lunch which I found quite relevant if you observe it on a peer media perspective. This video could be a good and funny explanation of why peer media are becoming so important today – because consumer wants to talk, and to be listened.<\/p>\n
\nThe Break-Up’ \u2013 soon available on www.bringtheloveback.com<\/a>
\n– is about the relationship between an advertiser and a consumer.
\nThey’ve agreed to meet in a restaurant. The man’s feeling perfectly
\nhappy, until the woman makes a painful announcement: she wants a
\ndivorce. In the course of their conversation she makes it clear to him
\nwhy she is leaving him. And he makes it very clear that he doesn’t have
\nan empathic bone in his body. At the end of the movie the woman walks
\naway disappointed but determined. The advertiser stays behind alone.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\nIt’s a Microsoft video however >_<<\/p>\n
The Break Up<\/a><\/strong>
envoy\u00e9 par geertdesager<\/a><\/p>\nPierre from Paris<\/span>
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