Domino's Topples 50,387 Dominoes To Thank 8 Million Facebook Fans [THE BRIEF]

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Domino's just hit the 8 million Facebook fan mark this week. To thank its fans, the pizza chain decided to arrange 50,328 dominoes to make a thank you note. It took more than 120 hours to build and lots of hand-eye coordination, but the effect is really awesome:

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P&G decided to move its Tampax account from Publicis to Leo Burnett.

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