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MAY 2007

Diesel Underwear Viral Sends Web Surfers Into Tizzy

Traffic to Swedish Apparel Maker's Site Jumps Fivefold as Consumers Try to Get Their '15 Megabytes of Fame'

Advertising Age, May 14, 2007 — Two gorgeous, crazy girls steal an underwear collection, kidnap a sales manager and lock themselves in a hotel room with their victim for five days.

This was Diesel's unconventional approach to marketing its Intimate Collection, but it may well have put the company in the frame for a Cyber Grand Prix at this year's Cannes International Advertising Festival.

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MAY 2007

Diesel Underwear Viral Sends Web Surfers Into Tizzy

Traffic to Swedish Apparel Maker's Site Jumps Fivefold as Consumers Try to Get Their '15 Megabytes of Fame'

Advertising Age, May 14, 2007 — Two gorgeous, crazy girls steal an underwear collection, kidnap a sales manager and lock themselves in a hotel room with their victim for five days. This was Diesel's unconventional approach to marketing its Intimate Collection, but it may well have put the company in the frame for a Cyber Grand Prix at this year's Cannes International Advertising Festival. The Swedish clothing brand caused a stir by staging the stunt and then streaming the whole five-day event at Diesel.com.

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DEC 2006

TippingSprung Fields Third Annual Brand-Extension Survey

Survey, in collaboration with Brandweek magazine, names best and worst brand extensions in 10 popular categories

TippingSprung, December 21, 2006 — Results from TippingSprung’s third annual survey of brand extensions, produced in collaboration with marketing newsweekly Brandweek, revealed which extensions are most effective, which have potential to dilute the brand, and what makes some brands more extendible than others. Major trends in brand extensions were also uncovered.

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