My car is not some piece of paper pasted to construction scaffolding.
eh Billboards cost about 250$ (if you know someone) to print and then there's shipping and and all, and then there's the 7,000 a month charge for having a board with good traffic. So I'd say its guys like you who think its free speech that don't understand that after um say lots of man hours and thinking, as well as hard costs, meetings, and meetings, and riding boards, that don't understand that after one month a board defaced and it can well be more expensive than your car. Even if its just paper or vinyl.
I snapped some pictures from the 23rd St A,C,E station where one of the ipod ads got drawn upon, not by this idiot, but general graffiti. I'll upload them later.
eh Billboards cost about 250$ (if you know someone) to print and then there's shipping and and all, and then there's the 7,000 a month charge for having a board with good traffic. So I'd say its guys like you who think its free speech that don't understand that after um say lots of man hours and thinking, as well as hard costs, meetings, and meetings, and riding boards, that don't understand that after one month a board defaced and it can well be more expensive than your car. Even if its just paper or vinyl.
Like I said this is just some posters pasted to plywood on some scaffolding. Not a rented billboard. Things like this make life more interesting and are in the end harmless.
pulled from a story murbot is trying to post about the brothers.
and the fuel for their anger.
Quote:
"We then purchased a third-party battery online. I'm very proficient with electronics, but it's a very difficult thing to change the battery on the iPod, and that's why I think Apple doesn't offer the option... When I put in the new battery, I broke my iPod. So then I had to buy a brand new $400 iPod."
The iPod posters are beautiful art: a great blend of message and form. Defacing them is as terrible as (and of soul equivalent to) the Taliban when they destroyed the Afghanistan Buddhas.
That seems like an exaggeration, but it is the truth. And I haven't even opened up on the issues that arise from Property Rights.
The iPod posters are beautiful art: a great blend of message and form. Defacing them is as terrible as (and of soul equivalent to) the Taliban when they destroyed the Afghanistan Buddhas.
That seems like an exaggeration, but it is the truth. And I haven't even opened up on the issues that arise from Property Rights.
Does Apple sell iPod posters? If not they should!
Aries 1B
Postcard sized versions of the iPod campaign are now available (at least in Canada)
I've seen yellow, magenta, and green background version with black silhouetted people.
There is also a new small brochure for iPod + iTunes using the same artwork.
i'd hate to see how much that's going to cost them when they lose in court.
probably more than a new iPod.
I very much doubt that something like this would go to court. For one thing most, if not all of the posters that he is spraying his message on are illegal to began with (there are laws against putting up posters in NYC).
Even if Apple did have a legal lag to stand on, they would not sue them -- it would look bad, and open up some dangerous questions...
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Originally posted by alcimedes
if i spray painted on your car "Scott's a fathead" would you still think it's free speech and no real harm?
My car is not some piece of paper pasted to construction scaffolding.
Originally posted by Scott
My car is not some piece of paper pasted to construction scaffolding.
eh Billboards cost about 250$ (if you know someone) to print and then there's shipping and and all, and then there's the 7,000 a month charge for having a board with good traffic. So I'd say its guys like you who think its free speech that don't understand that after um say lots of man hours and thinking, as well as hard costs, meetings, and meetings, and riding boards, that don't understand that after one month a board defaced and it can well be more expensive than your car. Even if its just paper or vinyl.
http://www.ipodsdirtysecret.com/
Originally posted by kraig911
eh Billboards cost about 250$ (if you know someone) to print and then there's shipping and and all, and then there's the 7,000 a month charge for having a board with good traffic. So I'd say its guys like you who think its free speech that don't understand that after um say lots of man hours and thinking, as well as hard costs, meetings, and meetings, and riding boards, that don't understand that after one month a board defaced and it can well be more expensive than your car. Even if its just paper or vinyl.
Like I said this is just some posters pasted to plywood on some scaffolding. Not a rented billboard. Things like this make life more interesting and are in the end harmless.
and the fuel for their anger.
"We then purchased a third-party battery online. I'm very proficient with electronics, but it's a very difficult thing to change the battery on the iPod, and that's why I think Apple doesn't offer the option... When I put in the new battery, I broke my iPod. So then I had to buy a brand new $400 iPod."
so in other words, he's a
you'll have to copy and paste... the friggin' M $ filter eats up the URL if I try to link it...
F1XX0R3D!!1! -Amorph
That seems like an exaggeration, but it is the truth. And I haven't even opened up on the issues that arise from Property Rights.
Does Apple sell iPod posters? If not they should!
Aries 1B
Originally posted by Aries 1B
The iPod posters are beautiful art: a great blend of message and form. Defacing them is as terrible as (and of soul equivalent to) the Taliban when they destroyed the Afghanistan Buddhas.
That seems like an exaggeration, but it is the truth. And I haven't even opened up on the issues that arise from Property Rights.
Does Apple sell iPod posters? If not they should!
Aries 1B
Postcard sized versions of the iPod campaign are now available (at least in Canada)
I've seen yellow, magenta, and green background version with black silhouetted people.
There is also a new small brochure for iPod + iTunes using the same artwork.
will see if i can scan samples later today.
Originally posted by alcimedes
what a bunch of morons.
i'd hate to see how much that's going to cost them when they lose in court.
probably more than a new iPod.
I very much doubt that something like this would go to court. For one thing most, if not all of the posters that he is spraying his message on are illegal to began with (there are laws against putting up posters in NYC).
Even if Apple did have a legal lag to stand on, they would not sue them -- it would look bad, and open up some dangerous questions...