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Good luck with that

The good news is, Microsoft is dropping their utterly lame Seinfeld campaign.

Though I admit, I never liked Seinfeld the show or Microsoft, so I wasn't in the target market.

Microsoft will move to "Phase Two" of their campaign (aka the "If at first you don't succeed" stage) with a series of ads that redefine the "I'm a PC" part of the Apple's Mac v. PC advertising.

Because nothing reinforces your brand like riffing on your competitor's ads.

“Good luck with that”