- Marketing Daily - Friday, May 29, 2009
- Microsoft's Bing Promises More Search Intuition
- Starwood Hotels & Resorts Partners With Zinio
- Who Buys Bacon/ Breakfast Strips?
- Craftier Americans Boost Jo-Ann Stores Results
- Jim Beam's Red Stag Sponsors Kid Rock Tour
- Pop-Tart Promo Ups Calif. Tortilla Sales 32%
- Build Branded Facebook Apps
- Levi Strauss Beefs Up Its Retail Arm
- Activision Looks To Engage 'Guitar Hero 5' Fans
- New 'Truth' Ads Use Candid Camera Approach
- Food Lion Intros 'Great Price Hunters' Campaign
- NPD: Netbook Sales Gaining Traction
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, May 28, 2009
- Jolly Time, Tony's Pizza Launch Bowling Promos
- Borders Earnings Beat Analysts, Yet Sales Decline
- LG Translates Teen Texts For Parents
- 5 Changes Ad Agencies Must Make ... Now
- Who Buys Lots Of Clothing?
- Kids Increasingly Eating From Value Menus
- Walmart To Give Away 1 Million Treats
- Watson Launches Gelnique With Action-Themed Effort
- Staples Net Drops 33%, Intros Good Grips Line
- Ford's European Effort: E Pluribus Unum
- Mobile Opportunity In Touting Green Creds
- Super-Marketing: Safeway Chains Offer Mobile Coupons
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, May 27, 2009
- Canada Restricts Tobacco Marketing
- BMW Mini Launches 'True Blood' Campaign
- Online Lipstick: Internet Sales Gaining
- Who Buys Health And Beauty Aids?
- Social Media Can Boost Trust
- Anheuser Safety Campaign Features NASCAR Star
- So Sue Me: Advertisers Quick To Cry Foul
- Papa John To Launch Virtual Reality Pizza Drive
- Functional Food Growth Slows
- How Low Can They Go? Financial Services Firms' Customer Advocacy Rankings Falter
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, May 26, 2009
- Who Chews Gum?
- Vail Won't Cut Marketing, Despite Revenue Shortage
- Despite Economy, Michigan Increases Tourism Spending
- Minn. Sets Sights On Workers, Neighbors
- Maine: More Than Lobsters And Lighthouses
- Love Story, Shoofly Pie Sell The Keystone State
- Texas Is On the Road Again
- 9 Guidelines For Marketing To Women In This Recession
- Finnair Celebrates 40th Anniversary
- Nation's Capital Seeks 'Museum' Film Tie-In
- Marketing Daily - Friday, May 22, 2009
- Gap Slump Continues
- Acura Touts Safety, Resale Value In New Push
- State Farm Teams Up With Live Nation In Promo
- Toyota Launches 'Rock The Space' For Musicians
- Have A Great Holiday
- Downy 'Touch Of Comfort' Provides Quilts
- Land O'Lakes Plans Loyalty Club Revamp
- Obama Eyes Consumer Financial Protection Unit
- 3 Questions That Drive Successful Brand Extensions
- J.D. Power: Customers Not Committed To Their Banks
- Boost Mobile Adds Star Power To 'Unwronged'
- Consumers To Spend Less On Graduation Gifts
- Klondike Creates Online 'Man Cave'
- Auto Industry Lumbering Toward Turnaround?
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- Marketing Daily - Thursday, May 21, 2009
- Kidder To Replace Nardelli In Chrysler's Top Spot
- Microsoft, Netflix Team On Windows Media Center
- Stella Artois Sponsors Children's Food Charity
- Polaris Adds On-Road Division
- Pacifico Beer Offers Diminutive Toasts
- Report: Pfizer Adding More Generics
- Sobieski Expands 'Truth In Vodka' Campaign
- Short-Term Success Or Long-Term Vision?
- Target: New Ad Focus, Fewer Bull's Eyes
- MasterCard Uses Dance To Reach Hispanic Market
- McAfee Webisodes Highlight Cybercrime Threat
- Tyson Launches Lower-Sodium Skillet Creations
- Industry Group Launches Pro-Wind Effort
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, May 20, 2009
- AT&T To Offer Netbooks By Summer
- AmEx To Cut Jobs, Marketing Spend
- 7Up Contest Targets Hispanic Families
- Groups: FCC Should Reject Plans To Rate, Block TV Ads
- Bargain-Hunters Boost Sales, Profits At T.J. Maxx 2
- The Marketer's Bookshelf
- BMW Motorcycles Preps Push For R 1200 GS
- Rubbermaid Taps Ex-Coke Exec for Marketing Fizz
- Sprint, Palm Look For Pre To Post Results
- Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
- Fred Meyer Jewelers Targets In-Market Shoppers
- Lexus Turns To Network TV's Online Presence
- Big Opportunities In Smaller Portions
- Marriott Launches Nickelodeon Getaway Program
- Caddy Owners Most Satisfied, Consultancy Finds
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, May 19, 2009
- Sprint Launches Eco-Friendly Accessories
- Ford Responds To Email Hoax
- Lea & Perrins Launches Thicker Worcestershire
- Spring Projects Boost Lowe's Results
- Catching Up To A Moving Target
- Denny's 'Creatures' Woo Night Owls With Mobile Apps
- Merkle Acquires CognitiveDATA
- 'Consumer Involvement' Is Game-Changer
- Ford Takes Fiesta On The Road For Test-Drives
- State Farm Backs MommyCast Videos
- Study: The Three Stages Of Trading Down
- Joseph Abboud, NBA Ink Multi-year Promo Deal
- Marketing Daily - Monday, May 18, 2009
- Sprint Extends 'Now Network' Effort To WaPo Maps
- BBVA Compass Bank Changes URL, Plans Campaign
- Who Uses Tooth Whiteners?
- Advanced Advertising Goes Primetime
- Toyota Adds Car Keys To Cap And Gown Passage
- Dickies Launches 'Top Worker' Contest
- Pep Boys Taps New Marketing Veep
- Breyers Webisodes Feature '30 Rock' Star
- AT&T Campaign Touts Smartphone Success
- GMAC Bank Changes Name To Ally Bank
- Retailers' Credit Crunch Keeps 'Em Up At Night
- GM Tries To Soften Dealer Loss With Wind-Down
- Marketing Daily - Friday, May 15, 2009
- Sales Fall Again At Whole Foods Market
- Gay/Lesbian Group Honors Levi's, Wells Fargo
- Aaron's Gets Lakewood Amphitheatre Name
- Hamer Goes To Katz Marketing
- Brazil Launches Tourism Campaign 'Now'
- Kraft Woos Gen Y With Miracle Whip Effort
- Bridge The Gap With Mobile Ad Networks
- Remaining Dealerships To Sell All 3 Chrysler Brands
- Hamburgers, Ice Cream, Coffee Come To Life On Dixie
- U.S. Cellular Offers Customers Fresh Batteries
- Toyota Expected To Keep Lead In Global Auto Race
- Ben & Jerry's Launches New Flavor, Contest