"Mad Men" Mania is upon us this week as Newsweek devotes this week's issue to a retro look at the watershed 1960s, the era in which the long-awaited Season Five of the drama is situated. We learn from coverage elsewhere that everybody from Este Lauder to the Grand Central Oyster Bar to books with Mad Men (and Women) themes hope to hop aboard the express when it pulls out of the station a week from tonight. ...Read the whole story
New data from DoSomething.org, a Web site that connects teens, brands, and causes, shows that this text-centric group is even less into email than many would have thunk. Nancy Lublin, DoSomething.org's CEO, explains. ...Read the whole story
American Airlines, the official airline of the show, Q'VIVA! The Chosen, has teamed up with the show's producers to offer fans a chance to win a trip to attend a live Q'VIVA! performance in the U.S. The promotion helps position American Airlines as a global company, said Rob Friedman, American Airlines marketing vice president. ...Read the whole story
The City of Brotherly Love is ramping up its focus on social media as a way to get the message across that Greater Philadelphia has a world of attractions beyond the Liberty Bell. ...Read the whole story
Currently, U.S. consumers are nearly evenly split between those who are feeling more optimistic about the economy and their own financial prospects, and those who expect continued deterioration. ...Read the whole story
Intel tests what people would do for an Ultrabook computer, from breaking societal norms to testing feats of strength, in a new guerilla marketing campaign making the rounds in Asia. ...Read the whole story
Supporting the new global ad push, "Alive" starts in Phoenix on April 12 and travels to key U.S. markets throughout the year, according to the Mawah, N.J., U.S. sales arm of the automaker. ...Read the whole story
Donald Trump is coming up roses, or at least juniper, geranium and tonka leaves. His new fragrance, Success by Trump, is debuting exclusively at Macy's. ...Read the whole story
A CMO who has not evaluated the possibilities of a new top-level domain is already behind the curve. CMOs must clearly articulate their online marketing ... ...More
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