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Coors Light Contest Offers Trips to the Super Bowl
Coors Light has unveiled its plans for the Super Bowl.
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Live from NCDM: For Disney, Purse Strings And Heart Strings Are Interwoven
The Walt Disney Co. knows that, unlike commodities, its offerings occupy places within its customers
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Univision Offers Cameo in Interactive Webnovela
Spanish-speaking Web star wannabes will have a shot at a brief appearance in a webnovella that Univision Online plans to introduce early next year.
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Mail Stream: December 8
1-800-Flowers brand Plow & Hearth, a retailer of home goods and decor, revealed their new initiative, the Campaign to Reforest America, in recent months. For every order made, the retailer will donate one seedling to the National Forest Foundation
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Coke Sponsors Carl’s and Hardee’s Instant-Win Game
Coca-Cola is sponsoring an instant-win game at Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s in partnership with the rock band Rev Theory.
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BritBus Gears Up for U.S. College Campus Tour
The annual BritBus Tour will make its reprise on college campuses around the country next fall with Virgin Atlantic and Gibson Guitar as two of the primary sponsors.
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The Value of Testing in a Tight Economy
It’s a common fact. Times are tough for marketers. Many folks say you can’t spend money if you’re not making money. But others, the wise ones, know that the time to spend more marketing dollars is when sales are down. Here’s how testing can improve your results
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Sharp Creates Towering Holiday Tree in Grand Central with TVs
If you are one of the millions of commuters or travelers that pass through Grand Central Terminal in New York City this month, you won’t be able to miss the towering Christmas tree created from Sharp TVs.
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Designer Whey Co-Brands ‘Biggest Loser’ Protein
In a case of reality TV going retail, Designer Whey is co-branding its line of protein powder products with NBC’s popular “Biggest Loser” series.
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Williams-Sonoma Catalog Circulation Keeps Shrinking
Williams-Sonoma Inc. plans to continue reducing its catalog circulation through 2009, as overall sales decline.