-TED is celebrating the fact that its cumulative talk views have surpassed the one-billion mark by launching “TopTED” playlists, which includes submissions from members such as Bono, Ben Affleck and Bill Gates. link

-Boston.com has launched a new content marketing/advertising program for New England businesses called Insights. link

-The organizer behind the StopBeck effort to get Glenn Beck removed from Fox News is back with a new petition that urges Macy’s to dump Donald Trump. link

-Sir Martin Sorrell is facing more backlash from shareholders over his pay package. link

-Toronto agency, tag idea revolution, which works with the likes of Philips and Swiss Natural, has acquired hometown boutique marketing agency, adlib group. The latter will retain its name an independence with the support of tag resources.

-Red Bull blows our mind once again with the “Kluge” (above).

-Vail Resorts has extended its relationship with SapientNitro by naming the latter AOR for its new summer experience, Epic Discovery, which is expected to launch in 2014.

-Porsche made a little spelling error on one of its own billboards. Hey, happens to all of us. link

-Bill Gates‘s next mission? You guessed it, reinventing the toilet. link

-The B-Reel hiring spree continues as the digital operation welcomed Famous Group alum Jeff Levine as creative director in its L.A. office.

-Grey, its Alliance unit, Canon and director Ron Howard have teamed up for the next iteration of their “Long Live Imagination” campaign. link

-Domino’s has been busy today. Now, we’ve learned that the chain is ditching the ‘Pizza’ part from its logo and making over its stores. link

-Even Flo can’t help Progressive in this case. link

-Philly-based shop Neiman created the pro-bono spot above promote its hometown’s inaugural Phestiv-ale event, which takes place next month and will benefit the Delaware Valley Chapter of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

-The Richards Group wants to inspire everyone to sing with its new seasonal ad for the Salvation Army (above).

-Bill Gates and Warren Buffett get tossed into Atheist ad campaigns. link

-Best Buy to unveil its first-ever Super Bowl ad, hopes to “revolutionize retailing.” link

-StrawberryFrog wants you to “trade in your dumb” and win a Smart car. link

-Is Facebook opening up shop on Madison Ave? link

-Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reports that Google is spending $1.9 billion on a massive building in Manhattan. Let the Big Apple takeover begin. link

-The Billboard Liberation Front is planning a documentary. link

-Billboard magazine on the other hand launched the Social 50, which tracks artists’ social media popularity. link

-AOL co-founder Steve Case says it’s “disappointing and frustrating” to look back at the one-time online giant. link

-Congress is asking if the FTC’s “do not track” proposal will deflate the ad economy. link