iPad Drinkspirated, Games Socialized, Honda Gets Naughty

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– Absolut is out with an iPad version of its Drinkspiration app.

– To help raise money for the United Way, Colle+McVoy has launched Happy Exchange where everyone is invited to join the effort by posting their smile for just $1.

– Calling McDonald’s a “hip hangout” is never a good thing. Especially in a forced product placement.

– Former buy.at executives have launched Performance Horizon Group which is out with new products aimed at improving campaign management for agencies and lead generation for publishers.

– Gossip Girl’s Blake Lively has been tapped (not literally, of course…because that would be gross) by Karl Lagerfeld to front his Winter/Spring 2011 Chanel ad campaign.

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– Think we’ve seen this guy before but here he is in a holiday video for Closer Look.

– Honda gets naughty. And nice.

Do you really want your 12 year old daughter wearing a t-shirt with a Playboy logo on it? We thought not. And so does the U.K. government.

– Lance Jensen who founded Boston-based Modernista has moved to Hill Holiday.

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