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Reporters Without Borders – Censorship tells the wrong story

Jul 25, 2011 by César Couto

Posted under: Advertising

An incredibly creative advertising campaign for Reporters Without Borders entitled “Censorship tells the wrong story” by Ogilvy & Mather Dubai by using strategic pixelization to alter perception and add new meaning with a very strong message but with a sense of humor.

Tags: Advertising, Censorship, Censorship tells the wrong story, Media, Ogilvy & Mather, perception, Reporters Without Borders

Submitted by César Couto

Founder of Paranoias, I was born in São Miguel, the biggest island from Azores. I'm a freelancer in the areas of web development and web design and I'm passionate about design, technology and photography. You can follow me at Facebook or Google+ but I normally post in Portuguese.

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