AT&T promotes its 4G network with a commercial that rewinds a football player's life back to the moment his dad first bought him tickets to a game, purchased (of course) with his AT&T phone.
Watch more new spots — from Audi, Coca-Cola, TurboTax, Intel and other brands — after the jump.
Audi promotes its A4 sedan:
Aviva, a British life insurance brand, features comedian Paul Whitehouse as a deceased dad:
Chrysler aims to bring back style with its 2011 lineup — and this new spot:
Coca-Cola Philippines' new spot needs no translation:
Colors Power, a Chinese beverage brand, taps NBA stars Steve Nash, Aaron Brooks, Baron Davis and Brandon Jennings for new campaign:
Converse promotes Grammy Camp, another music-related marketing effort geared at teens:
Desigual paints NYC for its new store in New York's Herald Square:
Dole pitches its fruit and vegetables as a training aid to athletes:
Dunkin' Donuts teases an upcoming cross-promotion with American Express:
EA promotes Dead Space 2 release with "Your Mom Hates Dead Space 2" focus group campaign:
Geico's gecko is featured in new "Geiko Radio" spots (here's another):
The Australian Open in Melbourne brings out tennis and sports brands. Here, Head promotes its Facebook Tour campaign with Ivan Ljubicic:
ING Direct releases latest "touch the ball" spot:
Intel's new campaign in Korea, Taiwan and other Asian markets woos with Girls' Generation:
Lexus unveils the latest spot in its campaign, "The Hard Way":
Match.com's current campaign features real couples:
MINI is sponsoring the 2011 Burton European Open:
The NBA features up-and-comer Rudy Gay in a spot promoting the 2011 All-Star Game in "The Most Interesting Man in the NBA," a campaign that owes much to Dos Equis:
Neiman Marcus goes boho for spring with its Cusp private label:
Samsung released winning spot by a Current TV viewer for the Galaxy tablet:
Scottrade promotes new Scottrader streaming quotes with chameleon (below) and hot rod spots:
TurboTax gets ahead of U.S. tax season with new mobile app:
Turkish Airlines puts tennis player Caroline Wozniacki in virtual business class:
Vision Airlines, a U.S. charter airline brand, began offering service to 20 U.S. cities today: