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King Arthur Flour, a 220-year-old Vermont business, shares enthusiasm for the tradition of baking through the Web, and inspires bakers to discover new items, recipes and techniques.
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Good's agency arm Good/Corps has officially partnered with Google for a series of television spots that promote small businesses. The campaign, which began with Good's presentation to Google about the two organizations' shared vision regarding social value, currently has two spots. The first one, Frank Restaurant, about a mom-and-pop establishment, debuted earlier in the fall. The second, King Arthur Flour, is about a centuries-old startup that gained a new lease of life with its partnership with Google.

The aim of the campaign is to connect Google, an economic powerhouse in its own right, with small businesses with a huge history, like King Arthur Flour, and how these businesses have reinvigorated themselves with the help of Google.

Credits:
Ad Agency: GOOD/CORPS
Client: Google

via: Creativity Online

Google Chrome introduces "Jam with Chrome" with this web promo. The interactive web application allows you and your friends in different locations to play music together in Chrome on their computers. No matter what your level of experience — from music pros to aspiring air guitarists — you can JAM together in real time over the web.

Credits:
Agency: Google Creative Lab
Prod. Co.: Tool
Interactive Director: Ben Tricklebank
EP: Brian Latt
EP: Dustin Callif
EP: Oliver Fuselier
Music/Sound: Dinahmoe

So what do Google, the ChromeBook, Halloween and the heavy metal rock band Slayer have in common? Nothing really but the combination makes for one awesome commercial.
The latest ad by Google offering the new ChromeBook laptop at a ridiculous low price (take note Apple) of $249 features the Slayer song "Raining Blood" and simple, big, block, multicolored text ending with "Chromebook For Everyone". Below is the another from the campaign entitled "For Goodbye To All That" which features Richard Wagner's "Ride Of The Valkyries".via: www.youtube.com/googlechrome

So today is the big Windows 8 official launch and Google was ready for it with a great video ad entitled "Get Your Google Back". Making the switch to Windows 8 but wondering how to get back some of your favorite Google products like Search or Chrome, not to worry Google's got it covered for you.

Want to make Windows 8 more familiar? It only takes a few minutes to put Google Search and Chrome on your Start page. http://www.GetYourGoogleBack.com

Yes, the song is a remake of the The Jackson 5 "I Want You Back". Thanks Google but we never left.

Google introduces the the new Google Chromebook laptop with this commercial, "Chromebook for Everyone". From everything from For Doing, For Going, To Sharing, the ad features how the laptop can fit perfectly into your busy, fun and eventful lives with a worry free laptop.

Finally, a hassle-free computer. No annoying updates. Nothing complicated to learn. No expensive software to buy. Starts in seconds. And comes with all your favorite Google apps.

Dad (and children's book author) Dallas Clayton uses the web to share the inspiring book he wrote for his son with people all over the world, and Google Chrome share his story with their newest ad "An Awesome World".