Bogusky Flattered, craigslist Countersues, Home Depot Goes for the Gold

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Fast Company loves itself some Alex Bogusky. Enough to compare him to Jesus. No word on whether the author washed his feet with her hair.

– Shelf that silly Microsoft morale video. “It’s here and it’s hot! Home Depot Solid Gold!”

– To combat the eBay suit, craigslist countersues. Then the nanny found their babas and put them down for a nap.

Method and Mediawhiz have updated their websites. That probably means nothing to you, because it means exactly jack to us. Also, the new Mediawhiz site features a giant pointing finger — to which we take adamant offense.

– Here’s more visual swill from that “What Men Need to Know” stealth campaign. This one is about grooming and, (not so) cleverly, it makes use of exactly one word: “What?” Happily, it’s the last video before all is revealed on May 21.

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