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| The view behind holiday pics By David Gianatasio Grey's holiday appeal for the Salvation Army in Canada makes impressive use of Facebook 360 photos to give users a more rounded view of poverty. Read more » |
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| 'Praise' by The Richards Group is reminiscent of 'Farmer' By Tim Nudd |
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| Brand shakes it up for social good By Robert Klara |
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| Something you won't find in a Happy Meal By Angela Natividad |
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| 'Visit, don't stay,' say funny new ads By T.L. Stanley Not to be uncaring or anything, but family time should have its limits. Contrary to popular belief—and lots of heart-tugging holiday advertising flooding the market lately—there really is such a thing as ... Read more » |
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| Don't let the kids stop you By Angela Natividad It's no secret that having kids can dampen a couple's sex life. And travel agency Spies Travel has devoted its existence to championing sex among the Danish—by getting them to take more vacations, which ... Read more » |
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| Love your brain like these folks did By Angela Natividad Bike helmets aren't exactly sexy items, but helmet brand Nutcase is hoping to at least make them fun. Read more » |
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| Featured Jobs | | Progressive Business Media East Coast | | Society for Human Resource Management Alexandria, Virginia | | Burning Man Project San Francisco | | NFL Network Culver City, California | | Harry N. Abrams New York, New York | | |
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| Passing on the 'feels' By Angela Natividad Finally, here's a holiday ad where people aren't pretending to like the gifts they're given! There's just one catch: We really can't tell what's getting them all so wound up. Read more » |
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| Soft duds for those hard seasonal problems By Gabriel Beltrone The holidays are bound to lead to some awkward moments, like perhaps when Mom has a bit too much to drink. But if you're wearing comfortable clothing, they might just be a little more bearable. Read more » |
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| Welcome back, Willie By Chris Thilk When Bad Santa 2 hits theaters this week, it will join a long list of releases this year that are sequels to movies made before Steve Jobs introduced the iPod. Or before Steve Jobs even returned to Apple in 1997. Read more » |
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