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Verizon Pumps Out Pirates Content for V-Cast Customers
Verizon Wireless has a chest full of interactive promotions tied to the theatrical release of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, including a sweeps, mobile game and downloads. The film hits screens next week.
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The N Takes Murder Mystery Whistler To The Streets
TV network The N is hitting the streets of New York City next week with a mobile marketing campaign under the guise of a medical examiner’s truck to generate excitement over the network’s new series Whistler.
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Sutter Home and HarperCollins Pair Wine with Books
HarperCollins is out with a new story line: curl up on a couch this summer with a lively book and a fruity glass of chardonnay.
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From G.I. Joe to General Grievous
You want to sell a Mr. Potato Head or a Star Wars toy to a kid? Buy an ad on Cartoon Network, or an ad in any mainstream magazine targeting the little nippers.
But if you want to sell a Star Wars action figure to a serious (and likely adult) toy collector, that’s a different—and more complicated—story, says Ed Kriete, senior vice president of marketing services, Hasbro.
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Read All About It!
If you’re a true collector, chances are you don’t just have boxes of your object of love around your house. You probably have a bunch of magazines about the topic lying around too.
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I Know Why I’m Here. Do You?
When I was pregnant with my first child, he gave me the chance to decide our vacation destination, anywhere in the world that our budget would allow. I choose exactly what he predicted I would, Comic-Con International in San Diego.
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Detestable Collectibles
As part of its collection, the Forbes Gallery in New York City displays a bar of Titanic soap, which, according to the box copy, is “Guaranteed to sink!’ It’s doubtful too many visitors take umbrage with this product, although I can’t imagine the descendents of John Jacob Astor IV are in a rush to lather up with it.
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I Must Have It!
Looking for a hip collectible to show some love for the Man of Steel in honor of his new flick? Try a Superman Tag, a fundraiser started by the Christopher Reeve Foundation, to raise money and awareness for people living with paralysis.