-The NFL’s corporate sponsors would’ve preferred some notice before the Eagles signed Michael Vick. link
-Time Warner signed a deal to make short clips of its shows available on YouTube. That’ll be worth it. link
–BusinessWeek‘s Diane Brady loves those Dos Equis ads. link
–Wired covers a webcast for Infiniti in which the automaker opts for illusion instead of the real thing to debut its Essence models. link
-The end is almost nigh as New York media maven Julia Allison has graduated to corporate shill for Sony. link
-A new study examines why advertisers should pounce with messages when consumers are suffering from mental fatigue. link
-Why do we love having Google, Twitter and texting on the brain? link
-New York-based branding/advertising agency The James Group merged with Belfast-based Spirit Marketing Group. link
-Greenpeace makes peace with consumer products brand Kimberly-Clark through a video. link
-comScore reports CPG brands can rely on online advertising just as much as TV these days to drum up sales. link
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