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Apple's "Get a Mac" ads with John Hodgman and Justin Long.
THIS PART COVERS YEAR 2009.
In total there was 66 TV spots (plus the 90-second version of 2008's "Sad Song") that have aired since the campaign launched on May 2, 2006. All 66 ads were directed by Phil Morrison of Epoch Films for TBWA Media Arts Lab.
Apple - Get A Mac 2006 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJEAiT...
Apple - Get A Mac 2007 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyWemV...
Apple - Get A Mac 2008 youtube.com/watch?v=irDusy-8OcY
applewebmaster.com
Apple's "Get a Mac" ads with John Hodgman and Justin Long.
THIS PART COVERS YEAR 2009.
In total there was 66 TV spots (plus the 90-second version of 2008's "Sad Song") that have aired since the campaign launched on May 2, 2006. All 66 ads were directed by Phil Morrison of Epoch Films for TBWA Media Arts Lab.
Apple - Get A Mac 2006 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJEAiT...
Apple - Get A Mac 2007 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dyWemV...
Apple - Get A Mac 2008 youtube.com/watch?v=irDusy-8OcY


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