Creative Poaches, Coulter Obama’d, Cleavage Examined, Faces Pumpkin’d

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– Yawn. Another creative sets up shop and poaches creatives from his former shop.

– Anne Coulter gets Obama Girl treatment.

– We have no idea what this skeleton sitting in a chair in London is for but since it was sent to us by a marketer, no doubt it’s some stunt we’ll soon be hearing more about.

– Donny Deutsch talks about cleavage in the workplace on the Today Show. He mocks the puritanical view of it. He’s our new friend.

– If you’ve got a webcam and you like to fool around with pumpkins, this Indusblue-created Halloween time waster is for you.

– For a sneak peek inside the seedier side of internet advertising, check out this article and resulting comments over at SEO Ninjas in which a doofus from Claoking System defends his cheesy business model.

– The Conference Board and TNS found close to 16 percent of American households who use the internet watch television broadcasts online. The number of consumers viewing entire episodes/shows on the internet has doubled from a year ago.

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