Comic Relief sells celebrity ‘super follows’ on ebay #TwitRelief
Popular UK charity Comic Relief (which raises money by getting people to do something funny) is following in the footsteps of US charities and auctioning off the Twitter attention of UK celebrities.
Succesful bidders will be followed (for at least 90 days), have a tweet retweeted and be @mentioned in a tweet by the stars which include Leona Lewis, Alexa Chung and Bear Grylls - some stars have also thrown in signed merchandise or other unique collectables.
It’s a great cause so click the image above to head over to ebay and find out more.

Comic Relief sells celebrity ‘super follows’ on ebay #TwitRelief

Popular UK charity Comic Relief (which raises money by getting people to do something funny) is following in the footsteps of US charities and auctioning off the Twitter attention of UK celebrities.

Succesful bidders will be followed (for at least 90 days), have a tweet retweeted and be @mentioned in a tweet by the stars which include Leona Lewis, Alexa Chung and Bear Grylls - some stars have also thrown in signed merchandise or other unique collectables.

It’s a great cause so click the image above to head over to ebay and find out more.

Sony 3D TV advert with Justin Timberlake and Peyton Manning.

Guess they’ve got to find some way to shift those things.

Andy Warhol was wrong. We’re not going to be famous for 15 minutes. We’re each going to be famous for 15 People.
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Sex, Brands & Rock ‘n’ Roll -  What Can Brands Learn From Celebrities?
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Sex, Brands & Rock ‘n’ Roll -  What Can Brands Learn From Celebrities?

Great blog about branding & celebrity culture with articles as diverse as ‘Don’t buy a Silver Cross pram just because you saw Lily Allen with 12 of them’ and ‘What do Kate Moss, Richard Branson and Blackadder have in common?