Windex Cleans, PSFK Gets Newsy, G4 Gets Spankvertising

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– “It’s so clean you can’t even see it.” That or it’s some really good post-production work.

– Every Monday, PSFK will be syndicating Media Arts Lab’s weekly newsletter, Media Arts Mondays, featuring highlights and insights from the worlds of media, culture, and branding.

Spankvertising! Ouch.

– Mullen is launching the Bread Art Project, an integrated social media effort for the Grain Foods Foundation to raise money for Feeding America. There’s a Facebook page and a Twitter account.

– More idiocy from the truth campaign.

– Enfatico pitches Vonage. Now there’s an unlikely pairing.

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