Agencies Get Peep Hole…And Other Holiday Shenanigans

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– Allow us to introduce you to AgencyPeephole, an Instagram-y holiday activity mashup that lets agencies aggregate their holiday party pictures on Instagram.

Infographic: 7 Best Practices For Building A Smarter Ad. From MediaMind.

– NBC Politics has partnered with Foursquare to launch Presidential election campaign check ins.

– Pandora and Pepsi have teamed with the Recording Academy for a Grammy Awards promotion. fans will be given a Grammy mixtape. a video series and a special Grammy-themed Pandora station.

– A very powerful spot on the topic of school bullying.

– eMarketer is out with its latest forecast on time spent with media. Mobile jumped 20% rom 2010.

– @shitgirlssay now on video!

– Webroot has launched a mobile app that tells holiday party-goers when they have partied to, or beyond, their limit. The “Holiday Party Sobriety Test” extends Internet security company Webroot’s positioning as “digital protector.”

– Be sure to check out Wieden + Kennedy’s face replacement holiday card.

– Here’s yet another Christmas Carol-themed ditty. This time it’s from GSD&M and it’s for HomeGoods, Marshalls and TJmaxx. The blond is worthy of Chive Find Her status.

– Here are JWT’s 10 Trends for 2012 in 2 minutes.

– Catch yet another Hollywood star making some dough on the side in a foreign commercial.

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