Levi Strauss & Company launches a major new campaign Wednesday (via Wieden & Kennedy, Portland) according to New York Times advertising critic, Stuart Elliott, who writes, "The campaign, which begins Wednesday, will include commercials on television, online and in movie theaters; print advertisements; outdoor and transit signs and posters; social media sites like Facebook; event marketing; and a contest on a section of the brand’s own Web site." (NYTimes offers free access with registration.)
The "anthem" TV spot features audio that is from an 1890s Edison-made wax cylinder thought to be 19th century American poet Walt Whitman reciting his poem, America.
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