Hilarious Enbridge video pulled from Province allegedly after Enbridge protested
Posted: Jun 27th, 2012
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Rafe Mair catches a cartoon that only lived for three hours on the Province website. Mair claims the cartoon was pulled after "an angry call" from Enbridge. Read Mair's blog post about this here.
He calls it "one of the funniest clips I have ever seen."
It’s a spoof of an Enbridge pipeline video ad by Vancouver Province cartoonist, Dan Murphy. It’s brilliant and was on the Province’s website last Friday.
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Linda Solomon
Linda Solomon is founder, publisher and editor-in-chief of the Vancouver Observer. Her journalism career began when she was sixteen-years-old and an intern at The Greenfield Recorder, in...
It isn't just Rafe Mair saying that is what happened, but the cartoonist himself.
See: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/story/2012/06/26/bc-cartoonist-enbridge-spoof.html
It's always easy to destroy work. The cartoonist would have had more effect if he created something from scratch.
I was pretty upset I wasted my team watching it when I didn't even think about giggling once... Maybe change title from hilarious to "attempts to poke fun". That video was poorly done at best.