Bannerblog has been asked to create a regular column for B&T magazine featuring the Top 5 banners on Bannerblog every month.

	1: Mini White Rabbit Agency: Profero [UK]
Mini took a new approach to the online media campaign by sending the users on a journey rather than to a specific destination. Follow the white mini on a tour of random British sites the likes of roundaboutsofbritain.com and my personal fav streetmattress.com

	2: VW Pedal Agency: CP+B [US]
I wouldn't call my self a "rev head" but this execution is extremely gratifying. I love the end line too "Auf Wiedersehen. Sucka."

	3: HP Big Prints Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi [SI]
Proof not all banners need to be multimedia extravaganzas to work.

	4: Home Gym Bike Agency: DDB [BR]
This one has everything you want in a banner. Great animation, great sound and a nice payoff for the user's interaction.

	5: 9hr Gestures Agency: Bascule [JP]
This has to be the first "multi-user" banner I've seen and probably the first banner to incorporate live streaming video as well. You're probably going to need to watch the movie to get a full grip on what was created.

The Top 5 sadly has no Australian entries. I'd love to think this will change for the next issue.

Posted by Ashley Ringrose at 9:22 PM | Link to this Article | Comments
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For me the best stuff being done online (ie original, engaging, fun & entertaining) is by ordinary people in their free time. Here is the original application. that this video was inspired by.

Posted by Ashley Ringrose at 6:43 PM | Link to this Article | Comments
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I like the style, the audio and the distribution method for thos Nike promotion. It hits all the nails on the head.

Posted by Ashley Ringrose at 10:23 PM | Link to this Article | Comments
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Slap a logo at the end and you have yourself a winner.

Posted by Ashley Ringrose at 10:51 AM | Link to this Article | Comments
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In the tradition of truly great popup advertising, I got this popup today.

Of course, I clicked on it - due to geographical locations it didn't work... wasted.

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