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Even the mild-mannered have something inside that drives them wild. And thanks to StubHub that wild thing is busting out all over.

Gotcha! Not at StubHub

At StubHub, the only surprise is at the end of this new commercial. The campaign highlights that scoring good tickets at StubHub couldn’t be easier — or less aggravating — because there are never extra fees.

For those about to rock, call Ticket Oak

The coolest deciduous dude you'll ever meet, Ticket Oak always has tickets to the hottest games and concerts, is a member of the Advertising Hall of Fame and, in his off-time, loves to ride a Chestnut mare.

DC media is officially excellent

At the American Association of Advertising Agencies’ annual conference in LA yesterday, Duncan/Channon took home the O’Toole Award for Media Excellence in the Small Agency category for StubHub.

Today’s StubHub news: T.O. gets naked & other abominations

If, like us, you can't get enough of Ticket Oak, this Q3 roundup is for you.

"Well, I think Forbes is weird!" says weirdly defensive tree

As good a story as a big deciduous talking tree could ask for, today's Forbes article explains that StubHub's Ticket Oak is an extremely hard worker.

"I'm a puppet, damnit!" exclaims misunderstood talking tree

People can be insensitive, it's true. So on the occasion of this laudatory write-up of the Ticket Oak's diabolically clever maker, Anatomorphex, in North Hollywood, it seemed only right for D/C, as the tree's diabolical inventor, to post this as a reminder.

From small acorns: Ticket Oak goes nuts

It's the biggest campaign yet for StubHub and its lovable/creepy spokes-tree, conjured up last year by D/C.

Prepare the shark-jumping ramp!

If you are a regular reader of this humble website then it’s entirely possible you’re mumbling to yourself: “Geez Louise, enough with the StubHub Ticket Oak already.”

Ticket Oak eats a fairy!

The Ticket Oak returns with a Halloween surprise for all of you would-be ticketholders and treehuggers.

Back by popular demand/outrage

Yep, he’s back. After a triumphant premiere this spring the oddly loveable, endearingly terrifying Ticket Oak returns and, this time, he’s doling out primo football tickets.

StubHub goes out on a limb

Great tickets don’t grow on trees. Or do they? Enter The Ticket Oak, the 30-foot centerpiece and star of the latest integrated campaign from StubHub.

D/C exposed in Communication Arts!

Finally, Communication Arts, the bible of the design, advertising and interactive design world, has ripped the veil from Duncan/Channon. In a 10-page investigation within CA’s Interactive Annual, reporter Sam McMillan reveals the shady background and shocking practices of the agency that was "born to rock" -- from its "temple of guanxi" bar, wherein take place lurid lectures on "teledildonics" and concerts known as "Roofies," to its music label Tip Records, home to the inexplicable Gary Wilson, to its "real account people, media people and planning infrastructure." Shudder.