- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Wednesday, Dec. 31, 2008
- Docs, Pharma Under Increased Scrutiny
- Some Rx Marketing Everybody Can Get Behind (Except Brands)
- Wal-Mart Pulls Out Of Nielsen's PRISM Initiative
- Dell Shakes Up Management Team; CMO Jarvis Leaving
- Rite Aid Launches Weight Control Program With Lindora, Austin
- Study: Physical Inactivity Ingrained Among Americans
- Domino's Goes On Taste-Test Attack Against Subway
- GMAC Loosens Credit To Expand Auto Lending
- Consumer Confidence And Home Prices Hit Grim Records
- Starbucks To Introduce New Tea-Based Drinks
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2008
- Gatorade Sports A New Uniform; Extensions Renamed
- Some Lincoln Models Will Park Themselves In '09
- AT&T Undercuts Wal-Mart With $99 Refurbished iPhones
- Bill Blass Sold To Shirt, Neckwear Company For $10 Million
- Affinnova's Evolution Simulation Software Assists Marketers
- U.S. Gives $5 Billion To Auto Lender GMAC
- Report: Apparel Makers To Ask Retailers For Concessions
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Monday, Dec. 29, 2008
- Happy, Happy, Joy, Joy: Pepsi Relaunching In Times Square
- Porsche Ekes Out A Profit In Lean Year For Autos
- Memoir From The Brains Behind Bonanza Steakhouse
- P&G's 'Kiss Cam' Returns With Ryan Seacrest
- Online Shopper Reviews Gain Traction
- Corporate Darwinism: The Strong Survive And Thrive
- Amway Brand Attempts Comeback In North America
- Harvard Anti-Aging Researcher Quits Shaklee Advisory Board
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Friday, Dec. 26, 2008
- The Eyes Have It
- Apple After Jobs?
- Old Navy Launching New Image, Logo, Campaign
- Palin's Custom Eyeglasses Set Off Frenzy
- Recessions Are Great Times To Be In Marketing
- CEO Who Shared His Social Security Number In Ads Had ID Stolen
- Starbucks Will Shut Down Stores In U.S.
- Ten Bright Marketing Ideas For 2008
- Thank You
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Wednesday, Dec. 24, 2008
- Coke Gets FDA Warning Letter On Diet Coke Plus Claims
- Barbie Marketing Gets A New Face For Her 50th
- Money Saved At The Pump Is Going For Groceries
- Retail Advertisers Emphasize Savings In Their Ads
- Credit Cards Celebrate Birthdays
- P&G Donating PUR To Zimbabwe
- Fisher-Price Sorry For DVD's Adult Hot Line Number
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2008
- Ford Fusion Hybrid Will Boast 41 MPG, Setting Up 'Marketing Coup'
- Toyota's Budget For 2009 Uncertain; Introduces Venza
- Passengers Paying The Price For Low Fares: No Elbow Room
- New Rules On Toy Safety May Force Small Companies To Close
- FedEx Plans No Super Bowl Ads
- Circuit City Gets Final Approval For Financing
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Monday, Dec. 22, 2008
- Madoff's Influence Carefully Cultivated And Paid For
- Pedigree Will Use Super Bowl To Promote Pet Adoption
- Villagers Bearing Arms Aim At Airship Bearing Ads
- Ford Scores On The PR Front By Nixing Bailout Aid
- Oh, Oh. Hasbro Makes A Controversy
- Apple's iPod Touch Making Connection With Consumers
- Political Heavyweights Shrum And Schoen Head To Edelman
- Zappos CEO: How To Build A Brand Without Spending Big On Ads
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Friday, Dec. 19, 2008
- White House: $17.4 Billion Loan Program For Automakers
- Verizon CMO O'Connell Departing After 24 Years
- Fakes Gaining Ground In Christmas Tree Wars
- FedEx Runs Into A Jam With Kinko's Acquisition
- 'Marley' Deal Is Purina's Branded-Entertainment Debut
- The Wall Street Journal Gives Us A Jolt
- Companies Find Savings In Home-Based Customer Service Reps
- BBDO North America Lays Off 6%; 189 Jobs Lost
- Polaroid Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008
- GM, Chrysler Talking Merger Again
- Detroit's Ad Dollars Flow Even As Production Is Suspended
- Credit Card Limits Signal Shift In D.C. Thinking
- Holiday Shoppers Down, But Growing (And It's Worse In France)
- Apple After Jobs?
- FreshDirect Brings Healthy Eating To The Workplace
- No Suitable Nodes Are Available To Serve Your Request
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008
- Trade Show Woes: Apple Leaves MacWorld; Wang Departs Bryant Park
- Bad Economic News Not Only Travels Fast, It Feeds On Itself
- FDA To Rx Industry: Improve Quality Of Leaflets
- Mulally Steering Ford In The Right Direction
- Phelps Puts His Name On Video Game Project
- Men's Professional Tennis Gets $15-Million Marketing Facelift
- Why The Stock Pros Pick PepsiCo: It's a Food Company
- P&G Trimmed 2008 Ad Spend 6% Through September