Dow’s Bush Wanders London, Heineken Hires Edelman

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– Dow is having a whole lot of fun with its Hopeiary dude, a sort of bush man, who wanders around London representing the planet’s Olympic dream; that humans don’t kill it with their environmental carelessness.

– 550 cutouts of David Hasselhoff have been stolen from outside Cumberland Farms stores.

– 10-15 JWT staffers in the agency’s Atlanta and New York offices have been let go.

– Wieden + Kennedy’s Portland Incubator Experiment, an offshoot that helps startups, has selected seven winners: AppThwack, KS12, Lytics.io, Plexus Engine, Stublisher, Vadio and the Portland Women’s Software Academy.

– Heineken has hired Edelman to handle its Dos Equis brand and its Heineken corporate account.

– American Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte swam across the Atlantic for AT&T to get to the London Olympic Games.

– Writing on MediaPost, George Simpson gives plenty of reason why we should all stop pontificating about how Marissa Mayer will perform as CEO of Yahoo!

– Viacom and DirecTV have reached an agreement ending the 10 day blackout.

– Americans trust their local grocery store more than they do Google and Facebook a recent study unsurprisingly finds.

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