Outdoor magazine, Go Outside, partnered with a Sao Paulo radio station to add a 15 khz frequency sound to its normal music program between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. The frequency can’t be heard by humans, but to mosquitoes, it mimics the sound of a dragonfly – a natural predator of mosquitoes. The concept encouraged listeners to head outside without having to worry about annoying mosquito bites.
to mark the breast cancer awareness monthon the 30th of October at 8:05 AM, all radio stations in Israel ,broadcasted only through the right speaker,in order...
In Colombia, kidnapped policemen and soldiers have been held by guerilla forces for more than 12 years, hearing only the news that the guerillas want them to...
During 2011 JWT London created a Radio campaign to showcase Ireland's attractions. The activity was part of the 'Go Where Ireland Takes You' brand campaign, ...
