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Microsoft: MSN Große Augen
Microsoft: MSN Große Augen
Microsoft: MSN Große Augen
Microsoft: MSN Große Augen
2010

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Microsoft: MSN Große Augen

Photography competition

Microsoft Deutschland GmbH

Visitors of MSN were wide-eyed with surprise at the end of 2009. The news and leisure portal had overhauled its pages, including enlarging its format. H2OMEDIA designed the interactive campaign “Wide-eyed at MSN” to get the news spreading virally: users took pictures of themselves via webcam and distorted their eyes to surreal sizes with a specially developed filter. The amazing results could be posted in a gallery and on Facebook. The campaign not only brought lots of funs to MSN visitors but also tangibly increased traffic in MSN channels.

Client / Manufacturer
Microsoft Deutschland GmbH

Microsoft Deutschland GmbH

Unterschleißheim, DE
Design
H2OMEDIA AG Agentur für interaktive Kommunikation

H2OMEDIA AG Agentur für interaktive Kommunikation

München, DE

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