Party like it’s summer, 1988.

tNot an ad, per se, but a bunch of students from the University of Florida set up a flash mob and copied a PSP ad. Well done, in my opinion. See it below: FYI, this is the ad they copied:

Well, this should go over well. Basically, Apple’s lawyers are arguing that unlike journalists or whistle-blowers, all online media does is "feed the public’s insaitable desire for information." And that’s different from a journalist, how, exactly? ZD writes it up this way: Its lawyers say in court documents that Web scribes are not "legitimate members of the press" when they reveal details about forthcoming products that the company would prefer to keep confidential. Do we agree? Disagree? If I break some news that Apple (or anyone, really) prefers to keep quiet, how is that different than if the Daily News or Times or BBC broke it? Just because I’m breaking it online, I’m "less" of a journalist? I call BS. [...]

Punch through the ice walls. Sounds easy.

To show off their new 103 inch TV than the view from the Staten Island Ferry? I’m just sayin’.