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Four of our Favourite Ads of the Week
Norton "Santa Got Hacked"
by Grey San Francisco
Tele2 "Because You Can"
by INDIE Amsterdam
Apple "The Future of Television"
by TBWA Media Arts Lab
Mercedes-Benz "Obsession with an icon"
by Antoni
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ADVERTISERS
Keurig coffeemakers join Jacobs Douwe Egberts & Peet's in JAB Holding's collection
Nike signs basketball star LeBron James to unprecedented lifetime partnership
Sony's PS4 tops sales of 30m units, on course to match Playstation 2 record
FTC challenges merger of Office Depot and Staples, GE abandons Electrolux sale
Toshiba considering three-way merger of its PC business with Vaio and Fujitsu
Orange reported in talks to take control of Bouygues Telecom and TF1 TV network
Private equity investors battle for control of ailing Avon
Coca-Cola realigns North America marketing, combines still and sparkling brands
Subway picks former Coke executive as its new CMO
Marketer moves at Unilever, Kimberly-Clark, Kellogg's, MetLife, Tesco
AGENCIES
Omnicom and Carat triumph over Starcom Mediavest to win P&G North America media
Interpublic buys back control of McCann, FCB and Lowe agencies in Russia
US multicultural agency Commonground/MGS closes its doors as bank pulls plug
Management succession in the C-suite at Mediacom UK
Dentsu Aegis celebrates spectacular week with multiple other media gains
ZenithOptimedia's Fuel unit widens its hold on Mercedes-Benz
DDB North America to defend reviews of two key accounts
MEDIA
European free-to-air broadcaster seek state support to retain live sports rights
Yahoo break-up now likely as board abandons Alibaba spin-off
Walt Disney doubles its shareholding in Vice Media at $4bn valuation
TOP ADVERTISING TERRITORIES
by projected media expenditure 2015
USA ($177.0bn)
China ($82.9bn)
Japan ($39.5bn)
UK ($24.6bn)
Germany ($21.4bn)
Brazil ($15.8bn)
France ($13.4bn)
Australia ($12.0bn)
Canada ($11.7bn)
South Korea ($9.1bn)
Italy ($8.8bn)
Hong Kong ($8.0bn)
India ($7.9bn)
Russia ($6.9bn)
Spain ($5.8bn)
Mexico ($5.7bn)
Israel ($5.5bn)
Netherlands ($4.6bn)
Austria ($4.4bn)
Switzerland ($3.9bn)
(source: GroupM
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Dec 2014)