– A case is made for the implementation of browser level ad filtering.
– New York City cabs get decked out like bulls to promote televised bull riding on cable channel Versus.
– Sprint is on the hunt for a new creative agency for its $1.6 billion creative account.
– Advertising Age’s Jonah Bllom likes the new Wall Street Journal.
– Qwest won’t jack you up, mobsters recycle, Mini beats SUV in bullfight and more new commercial in Advertising Age’s TV Spot of the Week.
– Merrill Lynch says U.S. ad spending will increase 2.9 percent in 2007. Traditional slows but isn’t dead.
– In response to FOX’s cancellation of The O.C., tweens and teens mourn throughout the nation.
– England has now banned the advertising of cheese during children’s programming.
– The Webber Dance School is has placed footstep patterns on treadmills in health club so people can try to learn the steps while working out on the treadmill. Nifty, indeed.
