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Sound Inserts in Print Ads

Saturday, February 12, 2005



Among other things, Americhip produces chips to let advertisers integrate sound into just about any kind of printed matter: books, POP, magazine inserts, and even packaging. Pictured above is what they claim is the first ever magazine insert with sound for Twix that quips: "Twix. Two for me. None for you."

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