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The cellulite monologues
Dove takes its "Real Beauty" campaign to the stage.
The Google Earth economy
Recession may be taking a bite out of the U.S. economy, but so far the world's biggest search engine is doing just fine. Emphasis on "world"
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NCAA's Big Lie exposed -- by the NCAA. Funny new TV ads drive home a point the association probably didn't intend. Plus: Sweet 16 preview. And: Disclaimeritis.
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Chemistry Experiment 3: The Giants are happy and loose without Barry. Will that mean anything? Plus: ESPN's soap opera.
Brand-aid
Global marketing execs agree -- America's image is in the toilet. The cure? One presidential candidate has what it takes, they say, to save Brand USA.
I somehow became the "Charlie" girl at the local bar!
What happened? It's like I'm back in high school!
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Why is Naomi Campbell dancing with a lizard? The sad state of Super Bowl commercials.
Can a bus stop ad prevent domestic violence?
A new campaign in New York aims to encourage men to teach their sons to respect women.
Eeuw! of the day
Fortunately, it's from 1976.
Being Juan Valdez
A "Colombian idol"-style search transformed a humble farmer into the 21st century version of TV's coffee icon. Meet the man behind the mule.
Fashion weak
Yes, she is anorexic -- and in this ad campaign, that's the point.
Ari Fleischer's misleading message
Freedom's Watch, the former press secretary's new pro-Iraq war group, has little to do with veterans and everything to do with politics.
Too young to be a supermodel?
Forget the scary-skinny debate -- the new question is whether it's appropriate for girls to strut at all.
"NYC's True Graffiti Problem"
It's an ad, ad, ad, ad world.
Women drink "diet," while guys sip "calorie-free"
By avoiding the D-word, Coke Zero marks itself as manly.
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NFL wants to trademark "Big Game." Good luck getting advertisers to stop piggybacking on the Super Bowl. Plus: Duke-UNC blood.
Japanese Mac ad
Nothing lost in translation.
Equal-opportunity objectifiers?
In a new Chrysler ad, a lucky man has both his wife and car upgraded. But -- surprise! -- objectification in advertising goes both ways.
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Shockingly, the experts -- that's all of us -- got it wrong on that Salesgenie Super Bowl ad. Plus: College football signing day.
True flea market find
A "mini-mall rap" is becoming a low-budget viral success.
Contessa Brewer: MSNBC anchor/karaoke singer
Curious ad campaign portrays diverse crew having the best time ever -- with MSNBC talent the center of party.
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Homophobic Snickers ad campaign pulled amid howling, but not unanimous, protests. Plus: Wrong about Peyton Manning? Us?
"I'm Mark Funkhouser and I approve this poodle"
Kansas City mayoral ad: kind, gentle and furry.
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Colts win Super Bowl XLI. Indy dominates everything but the scoreboard. Plus: Big day for homophobia. And: Ad review.
Those Super Bowl ads
A reconsideration of the "homophobic" factor.
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