Snickers has presented its “More Nuts” digital promotion, dedicated to the “Get Some Nuts” follow-up for the British market. Previously, it was announced that the campaign for the new variety with more nuts than before cost £1 million. In January the brands only outlined the general idea of the projects, and now we can see how those have been implemented on the Daily Mirror website.

The online version of American newspaper USA Today has presented the Ad Meter shortly after the Super Ball game was finished. With the help of online voting they are going to determine which of the 63 commercials aired during the game was most adored by people. As for now the Snickers spot is beating five Doritos, one Budweiser, two Coca-Cola, one Dr. Pepper and one Dove Men+Care commercial among others.

The National Advertising Review Board is recommending Wrigley to change its advertising approach and do not use the claims like “most other gums just mask bad breath” in its Eclipse Gum ad spots without actual scientific confirmation. One of the company’s rival, Cardbury, and the NARB (the appeals division of the National Advertising Review Council, the ad industry’s self-regulatory system) are sure that Wrigley has gone too far when stating this.