- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, July 31, 2013
- Pfizer Settles A Case, Beats Estimates, Breaks Into 3 Units
- RiteAid, Walgreens Tap Boomers' Healthcare Confusion
- Ford, Toby Keith Ride Again
- Arby's Scores With Social Media Games Initiative
- Sony Targets Outdoor Enthusiasts
- Coupons See Post-Recession Recovery
- Consumers Unaware Of Spending More
- NYC Soda Ban Defeated Again; City To Appeal
- Industry Reshaped By Digital
- Publix Supermarkets To Sponsor NFL's Jax Jags
- Chrysler Puts Brakes On Cherokee Launch
- Xbox Launches Comedy Central And Nick Apps
- Sales Of Craft Beer Rise
- Appeals Court Puts Paid To Soda Ban Plan
- The Power Of Keeping A Promise
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, July 30, 2013
- Saks Finds A Home In Hudson's Bay
- Behr Goes Meme-Crazy At BuzzFeed
- Deloitte: For BTS, Internet Dethrones TV
- Pizza Inn Launches Integrated Branding Campaign
- Esurance Expands Tennis Marketing
- Dish 'Awfas' Boston-ese Translation
- BMW Unveils I3 In Three Cities
- Paramount Promotes Wahtera
- The Gen X CMO, Smarter Search And Smarter Content
- Ground Your Innovation Strategy In The Shopper
- Marketing Daily - Monday, July 29, 2013
- It's A Bouncing $34.1 Billion Ad Galaxy: Publicis Omnicom
- Google Maps Visits Florida Beaches
- Toshiba, Intel Battle Facial Hair Invaders
- Anheuser-Busch Tops In Sponsorships
- On The Electrified Racetrack, Ford Chases Toyota
- Report: Sports Drinks' Growth To Slow Somewhat
- Toyota Still Tops
- What's Real-Time?
- Technomics Names Top Burger
- Hardware Revolution Is Here
- Early Christmas for Cadbury
- Wonder Why Marketers Looking Elsewhere? Look Here
- Hey - It's A Sponsored Content Travelogue!
- An Appreciation: Honoring Craft
- Marketing Daily - Friday, July 26, 2013
- Chevy Impala: Rave Reviews For A Tarnished Nameplate
- Hyundai Gets Zombie Seal Of Approval
- Apple Still Tops Among Consumers
- Chipotle Stages Fake Twitter Hack Attack
- TotalProtect Home Warranty Debuts TV Effort
- Study: QSRs' Performance Hinges On Customer Service
- Acura, Porsche Lead As Automakers Buff Up Sites
- TV Global Spend Up 3.5%, Display Ads Rise
- Green Mountain To Offer Cinnabon Coffee K-Cups
- Kmart: Pay In Store For Online Purchases
- HanesBrands Buying Maidenform For $575 Million
- Liquid-Plumr Brings Back The Beefcake
- Brands Profit From 'Trendjacking'
- The Great Role Reversal
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, July 25, 2013
- PepsiCo's Answer To Activist Peltz: Bubbly Results
- Innovation Starvation: Why Marketing Fails
- Brands That 'Get' Non-Traditional Families Get Noticed
- New Dust Cutter Lemonades Stress Authentic Origins
- Slower Economic Growth Hurting Industry Sales
- Pet Spending Passes $60 Billion
- DAA Releases Self-Regulatory Guidance For Mobile
- Ocean Spray Names Global CMO
- The Late Great Social ROI Debate
- Is Your Web Site Working?
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, July 24, 2013
- RadioShack Racing Clock In Turnaround Effort
- Starbucks, Danone Team To Market New Yogurt Line
- Ageless Hilfiger Preppies Finally Graduate High School
- U.S. Stores Catch Royal Birth Frenzy
- Kimpton Hotels Partner With Public Bikes
- Hyundai: Heard Of The Claret Jug? Equus Is For You
- America's Fave Grocer: Trader Joe's Tops; Walmart Worst
- Sleep Number Leverages Social Influencers
- Hyundai Partners With The Undead
- Richard H. Lenny Named Chairman Of IRI
- Revenue, Ratings, Recognition Drive NHL To '14 Winter Games
- Chevy Spark: Drive It Or Chew It?
- LinkedIn Feeds Get More Marketing
- Under Armour Enlists Superman, Batman In Game Plan
- Roller Coaster Death (And Income) Hurt Six Flags
- PMB Taps Moran To SVP Marketing
- Call For Entries: 2013 OMMA All Stars
- Maximizing The Potential Of New Advertising Models
- The Big Data And Mobile Privacy Conundrum
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, July 23, 2013
- Netflix Sees The Future And It Is It; Shares Drop
- Chevy Silverado: A Woman And Her Truck
- Ads Undercut Customer Internet Satisfaction
- Singapore Airlines Launches Video Contest
- Lexus Does 'Amazing Mix' For 2014 IS
- DPSG, CSPI Settle 7Up Antioxidant Suit
- Superstition Marketing Works For Sports Fans
- Rubbermaid Launches New LunchBlox
- P&G Partners With The WNBA
- New Balance: No, Running Isn't Lonely
- 6 David Beckhams Sell Sky Sports
- Ad Makes City Council Show Gripping
- Taco Bell Eliminates Kids Meals
- Brooklyn Nets' $180M Goal: New York, NBA, The World
- GM's Akerson Talks Innovation Versus Rivals
- 'Journal Of Public Health': Calorie Info Counterproductive
- Secrets Of A Really Raunchy Madison Avenue Party
- What Marketers Can Learn From The NSA Debacle
- Marketing Daily - Monday, July 22, 2013
- 'Rolling Stone''s Cover Gathers No Moss
- Varied Usage For Programming, Content Apps
- ASICS, Brooks Launch Running Tech
- Affluents Driving Car, Truck Sales
- Marriott, United Partner For Loyalty Rewards
- Humor Had Better Be A Laughing Matter
- Chevy Bowtie Turning 100
- EA Football Without NCAA Imprint
- TripAdvisor Taps Bologna As Brand Strategy Chief
- E-Cig Maker 'Rewrites The Rules'
- New Rum Meets Hemingway
- Countdown To Zero
- Vine, Instagram: Hit It And Quit It
- In Data, Precise Is Not Always Accurate
- Marketing Daily - Friday, July 19, 2013
- SeaWorld Roils The Waters With PR Campaign
- Upgrade Plans Are Latest Wireless Trend
- Back-to-School Spending To Decline
- Toyota Is Going Places This Summer
- Airlines Fall Short On Reliability
- Mini Lines Up First Global Campaign
- Global Ad Spending On The Rise, Latin America Shows Biggest Gains
- P&G introduces 'Dawn' Documentary
- Radio Shack Opens First College Store
- Hyundai Veloster Battles Zombies
- More Stores Join 'Rolling Stone' Boycott
- Radio Shack Revamping Image
- Brand Mentions On Social Are Lukewarm
- Social Media 'No-No's': 5 Reminders
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, July 18, 2013
- Peltz Wants To Trade Pepsi Cola For Mondelez
- Mercedes-Benz Taps Top Instagram Shutterbugs For CLA
- Kmart Pushes Urban Boundaries With BTS Ads
- Johnsonville: Sing For Your (Sausage) Supper
- Consumers Make Gut-Based Financial Decisions
- Infiniti Rolls With F1, With Vettel At The Wheel
- CVS, Walgreens Ban 'Rolling Stone' Over Tsarnaev Cover
- From Big-Box To Small-Box...To Micro-Box?
- Why Brands Need To Start Thinking More Like Publishers