Dancing Stars Tour, Political Ads Collected, Carbon Emissions Examined

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– Slim-Fast has hooked up with ABC’s Dancing with the Stars for a promotion that will bring the show’s stars and dancers from seasons 1-3 to 38 cities for a tour which will allow people to see the show in action and meet the stars.

– Advertising Age’s Ken Wheaton has collected all the political ads floating around the web and put them in one place or easy viewing and dissection.

– Ralston360’s Laura Wegner, in a podcast, interviews former Linden Labs (Second Life) Chief Evangelist and current Millions of Us Founder Reuben Steiger.

– The emission of carbon as it relates the production of paper used for newspapers, magazines and all the other forms of collateral is now becoming a hot topic and publishers such as Time Inc., Hearst and others are examining the effect the production of their products have on the environment as well as means to reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

– Bishop’s Finger gives women pleasure. Some not amused.

– Once things are in full swing with Draft/FCB and Wal-Mart, the already on-the-outs smiley face logo is likely to be retired for good.

– Paris Hilton’s Carl’s Jr. Bentley lather fest imagery is now being used to sell…dry cleaning services.

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