Morning Update: Amazon’s adorable miniature horse; Guardian to stem ad blocking; The end of the lads’ mag era in the UK
Creativity: Amazon Prime Comes to the Rescue of Adorable Miniature Horse
Amazon Prime’s recent ads U.K. ads have been really heartwarming — featuring a dog with a broken leg, or a shy little boy at nursery school — both who find solutions to their woes via the e-commerce service. In the latest ad, the online retailer cranks up the cuteness an extra notch.
This time, the creature that needs help is a comically adorable miniature horse, whose riding-boot clad female owner (somewhat naively, we think) lets him loose in a field filled with snooty-looking glossy black thoroughbreds. They’re icy to him, shunning him and fleeing as he makes an eager approach for friendship. However, our heroine soon takes pity on him and (as in the previous ads) finds a solution to his woes using Amazon Prime’s next day shipping service. It’ll make you giggle — and probably say “Awww” too.
“Adorable” is the most overused, overhyped in the media today. I run screaming from stories when it’s in the headline. And, no, and I am not a grinch
perhaps instead of combating ad blockers, perhaps look at why people use them? large adverts that take over the screen, malware delivered by flash adverts and long loading times are some reasons why i use an ad blocker.
I love the ad and cute any more comeing this xmas