Earfl A Fail Whale on Arrival, Mad Men Stylizes, Honda Guesses

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– Jolie O’Dell unleashes her wrath upon Twitterphone wannabe Earfl with five reasons why it’s a Fail Whale on arrival.

– PROOF-it-ONLINE’s inMotion is a new tool creators of video and animation can use to better collaborate and manage the approval process.

– American Copywriter thinks AMC’s Mad Men will influence Madison Avenue agency fashion in a pendulum swing away from casual Friday’s everyday.

– Is Anheuser Busch marketing to kids at Seaworld? With branded faucets and hospitality center bars, one person thinks so.

Dirty Car Advertising the next Assvertising?

– To promote its Crave crossover vehicle, Honda is doing one of those 20 question guessing game things.

– The new Ben Stiller movie Rain of Madness is hoping to get some YouTube love with promotional videos seeded by Rubber Republic.

– There’s talk Glad will stop advertising to save money due to the rising cost of oil which is needed to make the bags.

– Ciul. Does anyone really care? Does anyone really think it will amount to more than a pimple on Google’s ass?

– The almost sorta but not really recession is beginning to take a bite out of media company revenues.

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