-Matt Grogan joined Tribal DDB Sydney as creative director. link
-Hyundai Motors’ Joel Ewanick is Forbes’ CMO of the Year. link
-Minneapolis-based firm Brew Creative unites identical twins/polar opposites for the holidays. link
-A federal appeals court orders Microsoft to stop selling Word in January and pay a Canadian software firm $290M for patent violation. link
-Wing points out its rebranding/relocation in 37 seconds. link
-Phoenix Suns guard/2-time MVP Steve Nash becomes a fitness center mogul. Watch out Average Joe’s. link
-The iPhone is 2009’s top-selling mobile phone in the U.S. link
-American Idol alum Katharine McPhee and Daily Motion launch a holiday karaoke contest. link
-1-800-FLOWERS shifts focus to gift baskets. link
-Warner Music licenses its music video and concert catalog to Hulu. link
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