- Marketing Daily - Monday, June 16, 2008
- Castrol Cuts Deal With Source Interlink
- GM Kicks Off Web Discount For Military
- GM Realigns Marketing, Drives Staff Changes
- What Are We Afraid To Eat?
- Advertisers Head Into Orbit With 'Space Chimps'
- Aveda Founder Debuts New Organic Products, Green Labeling Debated
- Brokers: Experience Pays, Trick To Get Media Plan Right
- Marketing Daily - Friday, June 13, 2008
- Wal-Mart Adds Personal Finance Chats
- Chrysler, GM, Lexus Park Pre-Owned Vehicles At Ebay
- Child Advocate Urges Political Action On Kid Marketing
- Heinz Names EVP/Asia-Pacific Business
- More Airlines Charging For Bags
- Home, Sweet Home
- Jiffy Lube Offers 'Fuel Efficiency Review,' Gas Card
- North American Prepared Salads Growth Outpacing Europe
- Gen Y Fears Wrinkles: Cosmeceutical Sales To Hit $21 Billion
- Driven By Trends, Nestle Purina Moves Into Pet Health Insurance
- Verizon Offers Workshops For The PDA-Challenged
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, June 12, 2008
- Inbev To Anheuser-Busch: This Bid's For You!
- Where Shall We Go This Year?
- Nokia Takes On Young Lions Competition With NSeries
- Don Boerema Joins ADT North America As CMO
- Enfatico To Handle Dell's Global Marketing
- GameStop Taps Marketing Arm For Promotions
- RSA Films, BBDO Win ADDY Best of Show Award
- Dial Rings Up Hornets' Chris Paul For Right Guard Ads
- Puma Launches Mobile Effort Centered On UEFA Games
- Firms Spend Up To $500 Million In Marketing For Mega-Launches
- What Dads Want For Father's Day: Tools, TVs And ... Cheese
- Ad Spend Up A Tepid 0.6%, Internet Leads Major Investments
- Starbucks, T-Mobile Reach Settlement
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, June 11, 2008
- Hershey Ties In With New Batman Sequel
- Country Stars Team With Reactor Watches, Dillard's
- Burger King, Pokemon Team For Global Promo
- Anti-Smoking Campaign Hits The Road
- American Greetings Gets Access To Film Library
- What A Character! Licensing Revenues Holding Their Own
- Top 10 Toy Licenses
- HSBC Outlines Wimbledon Sponsorship Activities
- M&M's Goes Tongue-In-Cheek For Ice Cream Treats Introduction
- Despite Controversy Over Rules, DTC Ads Seen As Effective
- Organic/Natural Products Enjoy 35% Market Growth, Per Study
- RadioShack Aims To Boost Father's Day Sales With Lessons
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, June 10, 2008
- 7-Eleven Jumps Aboard 'Incredible Hulk' Brand Express
- Sustainability Initiatives Contributing To CPG's Bottom Lines
- A-B Brings Budweiser To Vietnam
- United Offers Two-Fer To Canada
- Jon Potter Named CMO Of Diageo North America
- General Mills Adds Charm To Lucky Charms
- Andy England To Be CMO Of MillerCoors
- Pepsi Launches DEWmocracy Contest
- Walgreens Taps Sona Chawla For SVP/E-Commerce
- Diageo, Nolet Split Ketel One Marketing
- M&Ms, Nascar Offer Contest For 'Colorful Fans'
- McDonald's Pulls Tomatoes From Sandwiches
- Pizza Hut Discounts Pizza Mia For First-Time Onliners
- Happy Birthday, Les Paul
- HP Pulls Creative Marketing Strings With 'Panda' Campaign
- Ford Bows Flex Campaign To Prep For Summer Launch
- Mintel: Insurance Firms Need To Educate On Long-Term Coverage
- Starbucks Intros Two Hours Of Free WiFi In Rewards
- Marketing Daily - Monday, June 9, 2008
- Wal-Mart To Test Sam's Club Business Concept
- Scotts Miracle-Gro Promotes Two
- Best Western Hires Travel Blogger
- PayPal's First CMO Seeks Stronger Identity, Better CRM
- Bank Of America, Cowboys Extend Pact 10 Years
- Who's Buying Rechargeable Batteries?
- Consumers Shun Convenience, Scurry Back To Basics
- Kmart Boosts 'Incredible Hulk' With Burger King Tie-in
- Despite Downturn, Hispanics Still Buying Big-Ticket Items
- Recession, You Say? Pass Me The Beer And Pasta
- Study: Image-Oriented Emails Not Getting Delivered
- Marketing Daily - Friday, June 6, 2008
- Brookstone Offers 10% Off With Tie Donation
- BSH North America Promotes Franz Joseph Bosshard
- W Hotels, MasterCard, Sony Team For 'WonderLust Live'
- Verizon Deal Could Send Alltel Loyalists Into Mourning
- Stop The Internet, I Want To Get Off
- Mattress Firm Seeks Sleepless In America
- Nielsen, Coke Ink International Deal
- May Sales A Little Better, Giving Stores Some Breathing Room
- Green Consumers Do More Shopping In Warehouse Clubs
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, June 5, 2008
- 7-Eleven To Launch 'Summer Of Slurpee'
- Southwest Airlines Tells Consumers '¡Se Relaja!'
- Most Ethical Companies, 2008
- Novo Nordisk 'Changing Diabetes' Bus Reaches San Fran
- In Bid To Stem Hemorrhage, Ford Brings Back Employee Pricing
- Dry Cleaners Leverage Baggage Fees
- Olive Garden Bows Italy Trip Sweepstakes
- McDonald's Kicks Off Latest Round Of Kung Fu Marketing
- Jaguar Plants Stake In Mobile Advertising With Yahoo Mobile
- Ikea Invades New York With Cardboard Sculpture
- Dollar By Dollar, Economy Eating Away At Consumer Spending
- 'Wii Would Like To Win' Grand Effie ... And Did
- Green Hits Pause Button As Gloomy Consumers Worry About Money
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, June 4, 2008
- Who's Drinking Diet Cola?
- Exxon Mobil To Sponsor PBS 'Nightly Business,' 'Nova'
- Yum Brands Names Roger Eaton President/KFC USA
- Pizza Hut, GameFly.com Offer Fantasy Package
- Marriott Tries To Boost Sagging Rates With Visa Give-Away
- A-B Inks Deal For Skinny Water Distribution
- Caribou Coffee Offering Free Wi-Fi In 80% Of Stores
- NHL Inks Sponsorship Deal With Anheuser For North America
- Despite Massive Recalls, 90% Of Households Bought Toys
- CSPI Petitions FDA To Ban Certain Artificial Food Dyes
- Analysts: Apple, Nokia, RIM New-Revenue Biz Model Pioneers
- As Hummer Sales Plummet, GM Considers Its 'Future'
- Adidas, Others See Recall, Affinity Lift From In-Game Ads
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, June 3, 2008
- FedEx Changing Name From Kinko's To Office
- Talk About Your Tough Sell
- Ford Completes Sale of Jaguar To Tata
- Carvel Sponsoring 2008 'Kick It' Tour
- Beer Biz Waits With Bated Breath In InBev Bid For Anheuser
- Wal-Mart Gains On Grocery Store Competition
- Mobile Marketing Campaign Aims To Push 'Indiana Jones'
- Report: Credit Card Rewards Programs Not Delivering Goods
- Companies Dangle Free Gas Like It's Going Out Of Style
- Marketers Take Hit As More Consumers Turn To Home Dining