Kit Kat Introduces ‘No Wi-Fi’ Zones

On Amsterdam Ad Blog we came across this pretty nice ambient advertising campaign that was launched by Kit Kat in downtown Amsterdam. Instead of offering free wireless Internet, the brand introduces ‘No Wi-Fi’ zones that block all wireless signals within a radius of 5 meters.

Kit Kat 'No Wi-Fi' Zone

The campaign not only reflects Kit Kat’s slogan “Have a break, have a Kit Kat”, but also represents sort of a counter movement against the ‘connected generation’ of hipsters that occupy the city’s coffee bars with their fancy laptops. Kit Kat’s ‘No Wi-Fi’ campaign was created by advertising agency JWT Amsterdam and designed by Kyoko Takeshita.

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