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So they want us to click so that an advertiser can pull any and all of our profile info and then wait several minutes to show us an ad?

Toyota's Scion released a new promotion last week that can provide a glance to the next gen ads - it uses Facebook Connect to put you directly into an advertisement.

The campaign places you and your friends in a video in which you are the featured D.J. at a local club and you are driving to the event in your new Scion tC RS.

You can go check out the Scion rSTC and (over) personalised yourselves or see how it works here.

Now, re my subject line. It is one of the comments I've picked and copy-pasted. I would probably think the same. But it is not really working this way.

Toyota actually never gets access to any of your content rather they get the access to display your content to you. They just get random FBid#s.

So maybe it's not only the next gen ad, it's also the next-gen-users-targeted-ad - to those who trust Facebook and get how it works…

Before we're clicking away, here's a banner. Give us a client, we'll do it :)

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March

2010