Mumbo Report: Scotty Iseri got an Aussie Job; Kim McKay; Holden loves the Bonds girls; Hating the Suzuki Swift ad

November 3, 2009 11:54

In today’s Mumbo Report from Studio 33:

Video blogger Scotty Iseri – creator of Scotty Got An Office Job – arrives in Australia;
His boss Kim McKay of Klick Communications explains why she’s hired him;
We put the boot into the Suzuki Swift ad;
Why PHD’s Mark Holden is physically moved by the Bonds ad

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Tim Burrowes is the founder and content director of Mumbrella. He's written about media and marketing in Australia, the Middle East and the UK.

topics ad, adveritisng, Bonds, Kim McKay, Mark Holden, PR, public relations, Scotty got an office job, Scotty Iseri, Suzuki

Comments: 4 Add Comment

InterestingJob 3 Nov 09

Scotty seems like an interesting guy. Reminds me of Ferris Bueller. I think that’s a compliment… It’ll be an interesting job. But for how long will it be sustainable (ie before he takes on commercial TV (paid by the stations not by agencies)… Am thinking Michael Palin, Louis Theroux etc

Are You Adam 3 Nov 09

Nice one Kim – you look like you’ve made a great choice here with Scotty.

Clinton 4 Nov 09

We’re looking at hiring this guy(??) off youtube at my agency;

http://is.gd/4Mlbo

anothermous 4 Nov 09

Clinton now that IS funny!!!

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