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London – Vizeum has been appointed by Innocent to handle its media account.

La réalité augmentée est une discipline récente visant à intégrer de façon très réaliste des objets tridimensionnels dans une vidéo acquise avec webcam. Une nouvelle expérience par Mike Clare, avec cette fois-ci un marquage sur plusieurs cookies. Explications dans la suite.

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Advertising Agency: Shalmor Avnon Amichay/Y&R Interactive, Tel Aviv, Israel
Chief Creative Director: Gideon Amichay
Executive Creative Director: Tzur Golan
Creative Director: Yariv Twig
Art Director: Shirley Bahar
Copywriter: Sharon Refael
Account Director: Adam Polachek
Account Supervisor: Tal Cohen
Account Executive: Anat Ruderman
Released: September 2009

LONDON – A Google board member who is also a director of Apple is stepping down from the search giant, ending US government probes into overlapping board roles at the two companies.

LONDON – Times Newspapers and the Telegraph Media Group (TMG) are planning to scrap distribution of all their bulk copies, in a move that will cut thousands of copies from UK circulation.

Media Contacts, MPG’s interactive agency, has snatched the £8m digital media planning and buying business for travel operator First Choice, previously handled by The Search Works.

LONDON –
UKOM, the UK online audience measurement company, has appointed former chief executive and founder of the Radio Advertising Bureau Douglas McArthur as its chairman as it gears up to launch in January.

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — The search advertising market is coming back, and Microsoft's Bing is slowly gaining share of search ad dollars.

DETROIT (AdAge.com) — BBDO, which managed to survive the turnover of owners and CEOs at Chrysler this decade, will part with its longtime automotive client when its contract expires at the end of January, according to an executive close to the matter.

We've seen tasteless attempts at humor from Fox and Burger King before, but we have to wonder what Burger King thought it was doing attaching its name to a series of fat jokes about Jessica Simpson. Maybe the target demographic is 18-to-34-year-old men, but surely a restaurant chain that slings heart-attack sandwiches is aware that the majority of American women are larger than the star?