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The Smithsonian is generating some excitement around its housing of the American flag inspired by the national anthem with its first YouTube singing contest.

The U.S. population using Twitter and other microblogging services is younger, more urban and more racially diverse than America as a whole. But they’re not typically the same young-young demographic that dominate the use of many social networks, according to new findings from the Pew Internet & American Life Project.

Nestlé USA’s Butterfinger is looking for some brave souls. In this case, that involves a buzz haircut and some temporary spray paint

Kimberly-Clark is hyping up its Pull-Ups product with a marketing campaign and a dance designed to help make potty training fun.

Expanding its menu of pre-All Star Game festivities, the National Basketball Association will throw a block party with presenting sponsor Right Guard in Phoenix next week.

many american sports fans dismiss pro soccer as a slow, low-scoring game, and regard women's pro basketball as a second-class sport to the men's game.

Toyota is using one of the opening Super Bowl commercial breaks as a platform to kick off a campaign for its new Venza crossover SUV.

Kmart is celebrating Black History Month with a series of in-store events and online activities targeting the African-American community.

Alcone Marketing Group is spreading the word about a new lottery scratch ticket and California game show with a mall tour and live event.

The spirit of Brooklyn baseball is alive and well, with fans eager to support their local ball club—and especially eager for a shot at cheap seats and free Barack Obama bobbleheads.