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Ads for Children's Tylenol in pediatricians' examination rooms.
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A series of posts about deadvertising here on AdLab, including video tombstones.
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Argentinians commemorate World AIDS Day. Just like the Washington Memorial.
I haven't seen any toilet bowl ads, but I remember nice bloody decals placed under bathroom stall doors (can't find it now). X-Ray ads are a wonderful idea and would work well for contextual ads and it's not too much of a stretch. Now that we have ads in PDFs, why can't we have an image-recognition software analyze your shot and recommend appropriate medication? Bible - no, but here's an interesting article about product placement in churches.
I haven't seen ads on the bowl itself, but I've seen urinal screens with ads. The one I remember in particular was looking for investors for a service business that cleaned businesses' public restrooms and provided supplies such as towels and urinal screens. This was somewhere outside the biggest cities in Missouri in the 90's.
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