Digital Promotion: the example of the Gorila Vintage Edition

This article analyzes the campaign Gorila Vintage, developed by the advertising agency BAR in 2012, with the aim of distinguishing the online promotion from the “traditional” and digital advertising. The intent is to show the limits of advertising and arguing about the advantages of the integration...

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Hauptverfasser: Sebastião, Sonia Pedro, Ruas, Tiago Carrapito, Nascimento, Ana Catarina, Capelo, Ana Rita, Vieira, Diogo, Maria, Inês Peixoto
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