Agency.com pulls out of Subway pitch

By Stuart Bruce on August 25, 2006 in Marketing

Adweek reports that Agency.com has pulled out of the Subway pitch. I guess that means the jury will remain out on whether or not its YouTube video was a hit or a miss. I still think fantastic idea, but woefully executed.

via ExperienceCurve.

tags: YouTube, Subway, Agency.com

UPDATE: discussion on Micro Persuasion

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