24 Hours in Advertising: Friday, May 29, 2015

Vodafone's new spot tugs at the heartstrings, and brands question FIFA sponsorships

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Toyota's music label wants to make artists happy 
Scion AV, Toyota's music label, works with artists form A$AP Rocky to Chromeo, and artists own all rights to the content they produce with the label. (Adweek)

Brands question the value of a FIFA sponsorship
With FIFA officials under fire and facing corruption charges, sponsors including McDonald's, Adidas and Budweiser expressed concern about their future with world soccer's governing body. (Adweek)

3M turns banners ads into Post-its
3M found a way to make banner ads a lot less annoying by turning them into Post-it notes. (Adweek)

Maurice Levy makes $3 million in 2014
Publicis Groupe CEO Maurice Levy earned $3.1

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