Top headlines

• Retouching Ruckus Leaves Dove Flailing
• Don't Expect TV Sellers to Exceed Last Year's $9.1B
• Liguori Leads Surging Fox
• John Wren Tops the List of Ad World's Big Earners
• Hyping Joker -- Without Exploiting Heath's Death
• 'Bad Publisher' Bucks Yesterday's Business Model
• Sampling: The New Mass Medium
• Ad Agency With Focus on Over-50s Opens in U.K.
• Recession Got You Down? Marketers Want to Help
• Super Bowl Spots Hit $3 Million
• Will New Shake-ups Stir Aegis?
• Racing Acts Swiftly After Derby Death

News

• Olympic Sponsors Should Remind World What Games Are Really All About
• As Carbonated Drinks Sag, Tea Spree Persists
• Taco Bell Tops Yum Portfolio After Tough Year
• How Howard Will Help Agencies Diversify
• Agencies Go From Selling to Creating Products
• WNBA to Feature Golden Arches Logo on Jerseys
• Recession Got You Down? Marketers Want to Help
• Hyping Joker -- Without Exploiting Heath's Death
• Sampling: The New Mass Medium
• Retouching Ruckus Leaves Dove Flailing

• Coke, GE, J&J Fire Concurrent Shots at Critics
• Why Tracking Marketing Is Now So Tough
• Bonnier CEO: 'We Don't Want to Be Time Inc.'
• Richards Takes Doner's Spot as Top Indie Shop
• Racing Acts Swiftly After Derby Death
• Ad Agency With Focus on Over-50s Opens in U.K.
• Super Bowl Spots Hit $3 Million
• 'Bad Publisher' Bucks Yesterday's Business Model
• Will New Shake-ups Stir Aegis?
• John Wren Tops the List of Ad World's Big Earners

Ad Review

• Guy Ritchie Escapes the Curse of Auteur Commercial Directors

CMO Strategy

• Lee Jeans' Cahill Keeps the Conversation Going

• If You Want Better Work, Try to Be a Better Client

Digital

• Older DVR Owners Are More Likely to Skip All Ads
• Surfing With a Swipe of Your Hand

• WiMax Could Bring Dramatic Changes, Wherever You Are

Jonah Bloom

• Ogilvy, Dove Miss Chance to Turn Bad Press Into 'Debate'

Media

• Dan Rather, Meet Jamie Lynn Spears and Robot Chicken

• A Tale of Water Buffalo, Lions, Crocs and Two Lucky Ducks

Special Report: TV Upfront

• What TV Metrics the Buyers Want
• Silverman on the Benefits of Being Ahead of Schedule
• Don't Expect TV Sellers to Exceed Last Year's $9.1B

• It's Not Just TV Networks Doing All the Selling
• Honda Tries Different Shtick in NBC's 'Last Comic Standing'
• Liguori Leads Surging Fox

TalentWorks

• Sacrifice Many for the Sake of One Brilliant Idea

Teressa Iezzi

• Creative Is Better Than It Used to Be, and That's Good Business

Viewpoint: Editorial

• Microsoft May Do Harm by Backing Privacy Regulation

• Letters, May 12, 2008