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Be the criticVisit AdCritic.com for the latest in the World's best advertising media By Emma Kae - 26th April 2001 - Back to News I am one of those few people in the world that sometimes prefer to visit the toilet during the show, and stay put for the advertisements.
For this reason, a friend directed me to a relatively new website known as AdCritic.com
This website not only features clips of some of the world’s best commercials, but for those who like to save their popcorn for the show, film trailers for past and present movies.
While the page appears to be very crowded and hard to read, the content within is well worth staying around for.
Be the critic. Have a look at what AdCritic.com can offer you, simply by clicking here.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: office@messenger.com.au

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