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Rupal Parekh muses about the twitter hashtag shitstorm Adland caused, and wonders if it reveals more about the current industry morale than intended.

A fun list over at Economic Times, India : "Advertising's most bookmarked websites..." There is an archive here.

Advertising's most bookmarked websites showcasing world's most creative ads

In the Finacial Times, Tim Bradshaw writes: "Super bowl blackout is Twitter's gain" (archive)

Back in 2012, Business Insider listed us as one of the 22 most influential advertising bloggers among big names such as Seth Godin, Joe La Pompe, Weiden + Kennedy, and The Ad Contrarian.

Ad Buzz, a Canadian ad news site created by a group of ambitious ad youngsters took note of "The World’s Very First Advertising Blog"

"The BR 200 list of the best advertising, marketing, media, PR and digital blogs from around the world, ranked in terms of traffic and social influence."

"Ok, you are hereby dubbed to the copyqueen of this project while I go sort something green to wear." were the last words between me and Jane Goldman a.k.a caffeinegoddess

In an article in Dagens Media (archive link) Henrik Widell sums up what happened when Google declared a Sloggi underwear billboard to be pornographic material. 

.... and we've secretly replaced the usual news about snow with some relevant releases and newsmill postings about the super bowl in Sweden. Let's watch as we're ignored by the press written by our fellow countrymen once again, shall we?

På reklambloggen Adland har Åsk Wäppling lagt upp de senaste 37 årens reklamfilmer som sänts i amerikanska Super Bowl. Bloggen har gått från 30 till 40 000 unika besökare - per dag.

Advertising Age did something called the "power 150", where all prominent advertising and marketing related blogs from SEO tips to planning and strategy