Chief Marketer Staff
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Insert Media Livens Up
Insert media account management activity has been hotter than its usual tepid self during the last few weeks. Several large accounts have moved to new managers, while new programs have come on the market.
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Dr. Pepper, Yahoo Promote Valentine’s Vegas Vows
Dr. Pepper went looking for a promotion to convey the “luxurious indulgence” of its new Diet Cherry Chocolate Diet flavor, and decided that nothing says luxury like a Las Vegas wedding on Valentine’s Day—with comedian Pauly Shore on the guest list.
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Branded Entertainment Momentum Healthy: Report
Branded entertainment marketing grew 14.7% to an all-time peak of $22.3 billion in 2007 and is expected to grow by 13.9% to $25.41 billion this year, according to a report from PQ Media.
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Agencies
Burger King, Carvel Celebrate Cabbage Patch Kids Anniversary
The Cabbage Patch Kids brand is toasting its silver anniversary with a host of promotions being led by partners Burger King and Carvel.
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Agencies
Tostitos Teams with Food Network for Sweeps, In-Store Promo
Looking to expand its reach among women, Frito-Lay is partnering with Food Network’s “Simply Delicioso” show to launch an in-store and online campaign.
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Agencies
Discovery Draws Eyeballs with Mobile Channels
Discovery Communications is seeking to pump up viewership with new mobile portals for its channels.
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News Brief
MARVEL ENTERTAINMENT INC.: has partnered with Pottery Barn Kids, to launch a collection of Spider-Man merchandise. The products feature vintage character art and graphics, including bedding, lighting, play furniture, room décor and accessories. The partnership lets Marvel extend the reach of its superhero franchise to new audiences, the firm said.
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Listline e-Newsletter 2/11
World Business Media has chosen Edith Associates and its affiliate ePostDirect to manage the GSN: Government Security News list. The file contains 49,339 postal addresses for qualified subscribers and 12,029 e-mail addresses.
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Agencies
FTC Sues Diet Marketers
The Federal Trade Commission has filed suit against four companies and one individual, charging them with making false claims for weight loss products.