Pop Culture Latinized, Mini Maxed, Food Freed, Chevy Silveradoed

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– Dallas agency Dieste Harmel & Partners explores the “Latin-ization” of pop culture and the ways of Hispanic teens in this week’s edition of its podcast.

– Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners has mailed a black box to every MINI owner which contains a book called ” A Dizzying Look At The Awesomeness of Small” and some included gadgets that will interact with ads breaking this month in Maxim and Blender. Check it all out here.

– This sounds really dumb but there’s a restaurant that says it’s ad-supported. i.e. the food is free.

– Campbell-Ewald has created an introductory site for the new Chevrolet Silverado pickup..

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