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Friday 3rd of September 2010 05:15:59 AM

Breaking campaign: Steggles says no to hormones
Chicken brand Steggles has launched the next instalment of its campaign aimed at dispelling myths about hormones and steroid additives in chicken products. [Link]
Disney and Time Warner Reach Deal on ESPN3.com
Under the deal, 12.7 million Time Warner video subscribers and 2.4 million Bright House Networks video subscribers will get access to ESPN3.com without an extra ... [Link]
Billboards That Can See You
Japan is pioneering the use of cameras and sensors to glean more information about who is looking at signs and electronic public displays, and is ... [Link]
Of original scores and live gigs, mobiles set to hum a new song
Downloading music and streaming videos on the Internet and mobile handsets may soon be passé. [Link]
Retailers go for revenue sharing model over rentals
Retail players are planning to expand but with caution. It seems the slowdown of 2008-09 is still weighing on their minds. [Link]
Even second TV airing of 3 idiots does better than others
The second screening of 3 idiots on SET Max got more eyeballs than two new films that premiered on different channels on Sunday. [Link]

Clemenger Wellington names Holt as new MD
Clemenger BBDO Wellington has appointed Andrew Holt as its new managing director, replacing Kevin Stroud who resigned from the agency in April after 20 years ... [Link]
Heliogramme's High Definition Images Featured On Its Award-Winning Promotional Pieces
Company Receives Multiple Communicator Awards of Excellence [Link]
Paperback Business Best Sellers
Rankings are based on August figures. [Link]
Breaking campaign: Ergon promotes electrical safety
Queensland-based Ergon Energy is launching a new customer safety campaign, with the TVC shot entirely by using still photography. [Link]
Advertising: N.F.L.’s Official Air Freshener Aims at Female Fans, and the Cleanup
A Febreze air freshener marketing campaign is directed at women and aims in part to debunk the gender stereotype that women are not N.F.L. fans. ... [Link]
Blackmailer of Letterman Is Released From Jail
Robert Halderman, the former producer who had threatened to make public information about office affairs, was set free after four months of a six-month sentence. ... [Link]








