Francisco Guerra, whose company, Snowmasters Inc, makes machines that churn out fake snow for Hollywood films, is the man behind “Flogos”. What is a Flogo? Well, obviously, it’s a flying logo, or to put it another way, a corporate cloud. His company has developed a machine that makes 4ft high “clouds” out of soapy lather and helium. The clouds can be made in any shape, and then launched into the air, where they can rise to 20,000 feet, and travel up to 30 miles. Unsurprisingly, his first customer is the Walt Disney Corporation, who has ordered hundreds of Mickey Mouse clouds to hover over Florida. Perhaps he can launch some MediaMaster Trophy shaped ones too, because that’s what he’s won this week.

Robbie Williams (you remember him, patron saint of singing drunks – and through it all she offers me protection, a lot of love and affection…. ) has been chatting to journalist Jon Ronson about aliens. Apparently the Robster has had three close encounters, and is now obsessed with finding out as much as possible about UFOs. He says “They are there all the time but only show themselves on Earth when they make mistakes and their protective shields come off.” Fine. A MediaMug award and taxi for Mr Williams, please.

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By Alan Stevens, Media Coach www.mediacoach.co.uk