Creating a commercial about a unique energy drink like no other may not be the easiest task, but if you are like The Meng Dynasty ad agency, all you need to do is throw in the right mix of sex-appeal and RnB music and the job’s done, just as it was for the Xyience Xenergy energy drink commercial.

The German book company, Eichborn, certainly swatted some sense of innovative creativity, by using live flies to help them promote their company in a book fair – something so bizarre but imaginative enough to be featured in an article of Mashable, which usually deals with social-media – perhaps they have gone viral after all…?

Ads of the World highlighted the humourous side of advertising with a series of ads created by Colle & McVoy ad agency of the USA, promoting the Minnesota Lottery’s Mega Monopoly advertising campaign.

Bliss Blog featured a touching children’s campaign entitled “Let Us Be Parents Who Listen More”, by Publicis ad agency of Jakarta, Indonesia; for Nestle’s Dancow Milk, showcasing a public touch screen interactive ad where a little girl shares important messages to the person touching the screen, concerning the importance of child-freedom from over-expectations of parents in this modern world, in conjunction with National Children’s Day 2009.

Agence V ad agency of Paris, France created an interesting packaging concept, to help promote the Volkswagen Gold GTI automobile at the Paris Motor Show, which certainly caught the attention of Ad Goodness as to highlight it in one of their recent articles.

Ad Goodness highlighted a simple and direct ad concept created by Kastner & Partners, Sydney, to promote the Red Bull City Scramble motor race. Stay clear of the dirt!

Creativity Online featured a cool video which showcased a new viral marketing strategy created by Saatchi & Saatchi ad agency to promote the new Toyota PRIUS, harnessing the interactive application features of the i-Phone, where the app itself allows users to tour the new Prius, interact with the car’s ads like the billboard and basically, have some fun, with a sketching feature and a multi-level game using the iPhone’s accelerometer.

Coloribus featured a new publicity stunt made for McDonald’s by Leo Burnett using a interactive sign where passers-by can interact with images displayed on a giant McDonald’s LED screen, in-turn spreading the McDonald’s logo throughout countless homes and blogs.

Ads of the World came across a Mercedes ad created by Comtech Praha ad agency of Czech Republic, showing the car brand’s statistics in customer psychological satisfactory.

Ads of The World were introduced to the concept of risk-taking by ad agency Glow of Berlin, Germany, when they created a video ad featuring the appeal of Liaison Dangereuse lingerie in the most unexpected places in the world.

Ads of The World featured a series of ads by BeGood ad agency of Bari, Italy for Comodo Condoms, in conjunction with its prevention against AIDS campaign.

In doing so, we had to re-organize the way things work, which meant archiving the older advertisements and starting fresh. The new site serves videos from our server (rather than relying on YouTube) and also features the agencies involved in each ad we publish.

And what would a new site be without lots of cool AJAX features, such as the light-switch, which allows you to more easily watch videos without distractions and lots of sliding stuff – not to mention social-media sharing tools and a whole bunch more.

We hope the new site meets with approval and value any and all feedback – thanks again for all of your support up to this point…