Havas Worldwide Has A New President [THE BRIEF]

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After spending three years as Arnold Worldwide's global CEO, Andrew Benett has left to take over as president of Havas Worldwide. Could this mean that he's next in line for the global CEO spot at the Havas holding company network once David Jones is through?

All of the ad space for the Super Bowl is officially sold out. And someone spent more than $4 million for a spot.

DDB New York is the new agency of record for the United States Tennis Association.

Energy BBDO is the new shop for Pearle Vision, stealing the lead creative away from Arnold Worldwide. Pearle spent $16.6 million on measured media last year through Q3 alone.

Digiday looks at the ad tech companies that are most likely to do an IPO this year — including AppNexus, Criteo, and Marin.

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• Here Are The First Photos From 'The Walking Dead' Super Bowl Ad

• AD OF THE DAY: Cancer Group Says 'Hipsters Deserve To Die'

• Facebook Marketing Firm Spruce Media Lays Off 20 People

• Agency Search Consultants Are Killing The Advertising Business

• Studios Moan That Facebook's New Anti-Spam Algorithm Is Killing Movie Advertising

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