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By David Burn
Adweek is reporting that Proctor & Gamble has given 2 assignments, one for Eukanuba and one for Ivory Soap, to Wieden & Kennedy. In general, P&G uses intergalactic shops like Saatchi for its brand advertising, and some smaller shops, many in Cincinnati, for packaging, POP and the like. So it'll be very interesting to see how the world's largest (and most conservative) marketer makes out with the fiercely independent …
Check out Ad Age's photo diary from Cannes. But if you're looking for diversity, you won't likely find it in this crop of photos. Cannes just seems like a haven for middle-aged white people. Seriously, though, are the so-called "leaders" of the ad industry too far removed from the real audiences of ads? Would any of these folks be caught dead in a Wal-Mart outside of Tulsa? …
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By David Burn
New York Daily News: First-time author Alison Pace managed to get Theory to bankroll a series of book parties for her book If Andy Warhol Had a Girlfriend after sending the upscale clothing line a copy of the first chapter, "A Girlfriend in Theory Only." The chapter was an homage to her favorite pair of pants. "She told me about the book, and told me about how she shared our obsession with the amazing fit of the …
By David Burn
Johnnie Moore spoke to Liam Mulhall, a co-founder of Blowfly Beer, via Skype last night. Today he makes the conversation available as a podcast. Here's a quick look at the brewer's rather unique pitch. It's an Open Source beer company. You drink it, you own it! We're about making sexy premium beer. You decide what we do and how we do it. No crap, no fancy bullshit about 'imported hops', 'first crop barley' or sweaty …
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USA Today: The European Union said Wednesday that it reached an agreement with Coca-Cola that allows the world's largest soft-drink maker to escape a fine but puts restrictions on its sales practices in Europe. Under the deal, the Atlanta-based company will no longer be able to strike exclusive arrangements with stores and cafes in Europe that stop them from serving rival brands, or offer them rebates for buying more …
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By David Burn
According to Ad Age, TBWA/Paris Boulogne-Billancourt reinforced its already strong reputation as a hotbed of creativity in the Canes Lions print category by winning the Grand Prix for a beautiful and compelling campaign against music piracy for client EMI. …
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By David Burn
Word of Mouth Marketing Association wants some good press for their upcoming conference in Chicago. So much so, they're willing to offer AdPulp readers $50 off the conference fee …

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