-- The news of the Eve Asbury's appointment as the Director of Integrated Production and Technology was picked up by Adweek, The Boston Globe, and Boston Business Journal, among others.   Eve said in a statement, "Hill Holliday is a place where breakthrough creative is produced for broadcast, print and digital. Bringing these robust capabilities together under one unit will amplify the power of our work for clients. I was drawn to Hill Holliday because it’s a unique agency with some of the smartest people in the business who have a commitment to drive innovation in marketing. I want to be a part of that.”

-- New York Times: "According to the Twitter account for Hill Holliday, a communications and marketing agency, a single video of Mr. West’s outburst registered 500,000 viewers and “got pulled by Viacom within 20 minutes.” Hill Holliday credited Twitter for spreading word of the incident so swiftly."  Follow @HillHolliday on Twitter.

-- Boston Business Journal in a "Mob Rules" piece about companies turning to their customers for ideas:   "Dunkin' Donuts recently crowdsourced its "Create Dunkin's Next Donut" contest with the help of Boston-based ad agency Hill Holliday Connors Cosmopulos.  Jeff Hager of Hoover, Ala., won $12,000 for creating the "Toffee for your coffee" doughnut, which is now available in stores."

-- Boston Business Journal, earlier: "Advertising agency Hill Holliday has introduced a new television spot for Chili’s highlighting the restaurant chain’s annual drive to raise money for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospitals, which provide care for children with cancer."