Copywriting articles in the news:-

• Eriksen.com Receives Hermes Creative Awards for Design and Copywriting (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
  Eriksen.com, the online home of Eriksen Translations, is the winner of three Hermes Creative Awards for home page design, overall design, and overall copywriting,



• Doing our bit to stop illegal ads menace (The Star)
  THERE are times when one simply has to admire their creativity and persistence. They certainly know a thing or two about copywriting and the importance of strategic location. And they do not give up easily. Apparently, some have even gone from being mere localised entities to go ?state-wide? as their ?ads? can be seen everywhere in the Klang Valley.



• Google Introduces New Features for Its Query Suggestion Tool (ISEDB)
  Google is going to roll out a few improvements to Google Suggest ? including the introduction of ads ? after announcing them earlier today on their official corporate blog. The new features will allow for localized and more relevant suggestions based on the search history of each individual user.



• TECH-TRICK: Mom sells off son?s clothes through BLOGSHOP! (The Malay Mail)
  WHAT is an exasperated mother to do when her son has an penchant to buy too many T-Shirts? Start a blogshop to get rid of them. Meet Deborah Ng, the mother behind Honestees: Shirts for Men ( http://honestees.blogspot.com ), a humble blogshop with one purpose - to sell off the shirts that son Khailee hardly ever wears.



• Microsoft Decides To Name Its Live Search Rebrand "Bing" (ISEDB)
  According to a recent report appeared on AdAge Microsoft's revamped Web search engine will be named "Bing" instead of its initial codename "Kumo", and will be supported by a massive $80 to $100 million advertisement campaign over a number of different media once it launches next month in occasion of the upcoming seventh AllThingsD conference.



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• Toddler pretending to breastfeed shocks dozens! (Salon.com)
  Today's reminder that boobs are for sex, not food



• The 21st Century Journalist: PR by Day, Reporter by Night? (TechNewsWorld.com)
  Maybe it's another example of great minds thinking alike -- or in my case, a not-so-great mind kinda-sorta thinking along the same lines as Edward Wasserman, journalism professor at Washington and Lee University and nationally syndicated media columnist. I had every intention of using this week's column to discuss the forced migration of out-of-work journalists.



• Academy of Art students show off their stuff (San Francisco Chronicle)
  The South of Market warehouse was an appropriately vast setting for the Academy of Art's Annual Spring Show. This is a school with 13,000 students, awarding degrees in everything from fine arts to architecture to copywriting to fashion merchandising to...