Tag Archives: Kellogg’s

And the award for darkest brand jamming goes to….

By Mark | October 19, 2015

Earlier this month, seemingly out of nowhere, references to a new campaign for Frosted Flakes started showing up online. The campaign, called Tony is Back, promised to bring Tony the Tiger back into our homes to address the real-world problems of modern adults with enthusiastic encouragement and sugary cereal in the much the same way […]

Posted in Marketing, Media, Uncategorized | Also tagged ad campaigns, anti-capitalist, brand jamming, cereal, culture jamming, Finland, First Breath Films, Food Liberation Army, Gina Ferranti, Jani Leinonen, Kellogg's, mascots, McDonalds, police violence, prostitution, Ronald McDonald, terrorism, Tony is Back, Tony the Tiger | 9 Comments

Security trumps freedom in the terrorist-heavy Battle Creek

By Mark | March 21, 2012

I spent three hours in Battle Creek today, and, in that time, I only spoke with one person. The man I spoke with was a security guard, standing outside of what was formerly the Battle Creek Sanitarium, which now, ironically enough, happens to be a federal building. I had Arlo with me. (He and I […]