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Sharp Hypes Aquos TVs with ALCS ‘Lights Out’ Sweeps
Sharp Electronics is teaming with TBS to encourage fans to turn out their lights during the fourth game of the American League Championship Series, while offering them a shot at winning a big-screen TV
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Whole Foods Hosts Budget Recipe Contest
(Supermarket News)—Whole Foods Market in Austin, TX, is inviting Web visitors to help it choose the winner of its Food Blogger Budget Recipe Challenge
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Listline e-Newsletter 10/02
Worldata now manages consumer and business postal and e-mail master files for Ziff Davis Media
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McDonald’s Hypes Monopoly Game with Early Push
McDonald’s Corp. is back once again with its popular Monopoly game offering millions of prizes. But this year, it’s creating early buzz around it with a pre-promotion sweepstakes
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Thrifty Runs 50th Anniversary Gas Card Sweeps
Thrifty Car Rental is running a gas card sweepstakes online this month to pump up it’s the 50 year anniversary.
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How Will Online Advertising Fare – Part 1, The Numbers
Last week, our two part editorial on the economy looked at some of the first warning signs that only hindsight can provide, and then the current culmination of these events, from historic bankruptcies, unprecedented government…
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Upper Deck Issues VP Candidate Parody Cards
Upper Deck is issuing its latest set of political parody cards with caricatures later this week of vice presidential candidates Sen. Joseph Biden and Gov. Sarah Palin in special baseball card editions
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Playing the Game
Spending on games and contests may be flat, but consumers don’t seem to notice. They are too busy posting photos, developing videos and singing jingles.
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Legal Challenges
This year has seen the enactment and amending of legislation and the filing of lawsuits related to a number of promotional tactics. The following is an
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Watching the Carts
While there’s no softening the blow of the troubled economy, retailers worked hard this year to keep shoppers returning to their stores. New technologies