AE Makes Top 50 List of Bullshit Jobs, Curvaceousness Attracts Yahoo

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– Dutch agency Qi has created a new branding campaign for Heineken that gives people the chance to win tickets to the European Champions League final (football).

– The advertising account executive make Stanley Bing’s top 50 bullshit jobs.

– The band Five For Fighting is donating .49¢ to Autism Speaks every time someone watches their video. It’s nicely done.

– Heinz does the user-generated content contest thing.

– Yahoo just bought Right Media Exchanges CPX Interactive, winner of the most curvaceous ad:tech booth babe award.

– The One Club has announced he finalists for its One Show and One Show Interactive awards.

– Did you know there’s a non-verbal language for meeting, flirting and connecting with anyone, anytime, anywhere? Well, there is.

– Shmuel pitches the fact he created his 100th YouTube video by waking into the Seattle Post-Intelligencer newsroom to…make is 100th video and pith the story that….oh, you get it.

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