Chief Marketer Staff
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Agencies
ValueVision Reports a $5.7 Million Third Quarter Loss
ValueVision Media Inc. reported a $5.7 million net loss for the third quarter that ended Nov. 3, which was higher than the $3.1 million loss it reported for the same quarter last year.
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Digital
AOL Introduces New Ticker Advertising Format for Internet Videos
America Online has started offering a new format for video ticker advertising. It integrates banner advertising within online streaming video.
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Letters to the Editor
You seem to miss the Facebook point completely. If you are a “trend setter,” of course others will wish to emulate you.
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Agencies
Circuit City Promotes Store Openings with Mazda Giveaway
Circuit City is advertising the opening of 65 new and relocated stores with an instant-win game, which offers the chance to win a new vehicle.
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Agencies
‘Family Guy’ Teams with Subway for In-Store Promo
Fox’s “Family Guy” has teamed up with Subway for its first, national quick-service restaurant promotion, which includes an online game and TV spots using characters from the series.
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Neutrogena Names Actress Diane Lane as Spokesperson
Skincare and cosmetics company Neutrogena has signed actress Diane Lane as its brand ambassador.
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Scholastic Media Taps Kline as Marketing Director
Scholastic Media has named Daisy Kline as director of marketing and brand management, a new position.
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News Briefs
ARBY’S: gave away free curly fries at its 3,600 locations nationwide yesterday to celebrate NASCAR star Matt Kenseth’s victory in Sunday’s Ford 400 race at Homestead-Miami Speedway.
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Agencies
Blocking PR People – At Long Last, Lazy Flacks Get Their Comeuppance
You think Len Stein, the president of New Rochelle, NY-based Visibility Public Relations, is angry about Wired magazine editor-in-chief Chris Anderson’s “had enough” moment, which involved posting the e-mail addresses of the PR flacks who fill his inbox with irrelevant press releases daily? He’s not.
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Agencies
The Nine-Figure Difference Between “Search” and “Search Engines”
Search is not synonymous with search engines. Search is a pervasive online activity. To truly engage consumers at the point of their expressed interest, marketers do well to think beyond their paid search campaigns.