-McCann’s two-year-old B2B unit Enterprise, which is led by managing director Stephen Meade and creative director Will Shepherd, has now expanded globally with offices in Singapore and Munich. Expect more Enterprise branches to open next year.

-Let’s watch Apple’s SVP of industrial design Jonathan Ive talk iPhone 5, shall we? link

-Director Noah Conopask signed to the global roster of The Sweet Shop.

-One-year-old, New York-based VFX boutique Light of Day welcomed Nice Shoes alum James Collins as director of 3D.

-MEA Digital, which has offices in NYC, San Diego and Chicago, has changed its name and branding to Piston. link

-The Effie Worldwide crew has announced the call for entries for the 2013 North American Effies, which will feature new categories including Multi-Demographic, Olympics Marketing and Health. link

-The heartbeats of children in Malawi and Guatemala inspire a new OneRepublic song as part of a new, pro bono campaign from BBDO New York (above). link

-Commercial production vet Chris Zander has joined bi-coastal prodco Backyard as a partner. link

-Hollywood commercial production studio Picrow added British director Peter Lydon to its roster.

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You’ve experienced this “American football” thing before on your TV with mixed to positive results. If you’ve become a fan of the game from the confines of your living room, why not make an impulsive purchase today and buy one of those Sony 3D televisions in time for tonight’s BCS National Championship?

Just imagine watching Oregon’s duck mascot flying at your children while they fetch you a beer. Or, imagine seeing Auburn quarterback Cam Newton dive over tacklers to score a touchdown followed by a celebratory dance right in front of your couch. Come to think of it, The Vault NYC and production company Nice Shoes may have found the perfect market for their client. If your disgraced father tried to sell you off to competing universities at a substantially higher price than a college scholarship, odds are he’s watching the game from home as NCAA rulings limit him access to your school’s athletic department. Luckily for him, the Sony 3D TV doesn’t judge its viewers, and your father and his best 3D-goggled buds can watch you sprint into college football history books anyway.

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