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Coke’s Kruse Control
Carol Kruse’s world got a lot bigger in 2006. From overseeing interactive marketing for Coca-Cola North America, she stepped up to take charge of marketing
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Bravo Cooks Up “Top Chef” Mobile Game
Cable network Bravo is extending its restaurant-based reality series “Top Chef” with a mobile phone game that lets users work their way up wirelessly from dishwasher to five-star chef.
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Coke Moves Virtual House to There.com
Coca-Cola today said it will migrate Coke Studios, the virtual world it has run within its MyCoke.com Web site for almost five years, to a new continent in the There.com virtual universe owned and operated by Makena Technologies.
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Miller Takes a Stand on Seats
Companies have a hard enough time protecting their brand from knock-offs in the real world. But the rise of virtual worlds has opened a new front in the
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VO5 Takes on a Younger Look
VO5 has launched a multi-million dollar marketing effort to dust off its VO5 brand and pitch it to a younger audience.
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MTV and Pepsi Cross-Promote Fashion Series
MTV and Pepsi have teamed up to promote both the cable channel’s fashion-centric reality micro-series and the fashion phase of Pepsi’s global restyling campaign.
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2007 PRO Award Finalists
This year’s finalists are an elite collection of agencies doing some of the best work in promotional marketing. Campaign descriptions can be viewed at www.promomagazine.com. The winners will be announced at Promo Live, Sept. 17 – 19 at the Navy Pier in Chicago.
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eComXpo Posts Largest Numbers Yet at Spring 2007 Show
eComXpo, the Virtual Tradeshow for eCommerce Marketers
Posts Largest Numbers Yet at Spring 2007 Show
Fall 2007 eComXpo Announced for October 9-11 -
Canned Brands
(Promo) With branded entertainment now maturing into a stable part of the TV business, marketers are becoming less enamored of making big, glaring deals without having specific goals.
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Canned Brands
With branded entertainment now maturing into a stable part of the TV business, marketers are becoming less charmed into making big, glaring deals without
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