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– A meat brand is showing ass crack in one of its ads featuring Russian lion tamer Edgard Zapashny.

– This Livead-created program promoted the first stock brokerage firm in Brazil to launch its online trading tool.

– Great Works and Fantasy Interactive have created IKEA Playreport, an exploration of child development the world over.

– Giant ants invade Houston. Marcus Thomas created.

– British Airways apologizes for using Bin Laden imagery on boarding pass in its employee magazine, LHR News.

– Frustrated by credit card confusion? Now it’s explained by Capital One with cartoon simplicity.

– Who knew the creation of beer could be so beautifully represented? Dentsu Canada for Sapporo.

– Google is testing a new ad format for boosting Twitter followers.

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