Volkswagen files complaint over spoof web ad
Volkswagen has filed criminal charges over a spoof advertisement for its Polo small car that has been circulating on the Internet, Europe’s biggest carmaker said today.
The so-called viral ad - unauthorized by Volkswagen or its advertising agencies - shows a suicide bomber detonating his explosives in a Polo parked outside a busy cafe, only to have the car absorb the blast. The 20-second spot ends with the Volkswagen logo and the Polo’s actual advertising motto : Small but tough.
Read the complete story . (Computerworld)
Samsung: DDR2 production to surpass DDR1 in Q3
- Linux security is a 'myth', claims Microsoft
- Sixteen 300mm fabs to start this year
- Corsair intros water cooling kit
- Sun logs thousands of DTrace downloads
- RIAA sues 717 alleged copyright cheaters
- Freescale licenses PowerVR MBX graphics core
- Gainward to ship NV45s
- ATI becomes largest graphics card supplier
- Technology conversion results in DRAM-supply constraint
Western Digital sells 16 million harddrives in 2004
- Lenovo approves PC buy from IBM
- Blaster worm author gets jail time
- Report: Major Windows security update foiled
- Developer: Firefox 1.1 to be delayed
- Sun Solaris patent release questioned
- MPAA files new film-swapping suits
- Bill Gates concerned about phishing
- Researchers easily cracked RFID car alarm system
- MPAA anti-piracy software not as bad as reported, but still stupid
Sponsored
See more
Latest news
Miscellaneous Previous news
Partners




