Marketing Daily Editions for December 2018
- Marketing Daily - Friday, Dec. 14, 2018
- Chevrolet CMO Tim Mahoney To Retire
- With 3D Immersive Shopping, Fred Segal Breaks New Retail Ground
- Vitaminwater Challenge: Ditch Smartphone For A Year, Win $100K
- Is Feud Ending? Google Chromecast Available On Amazon Again
- Pocky Japanese Cookies Targets Millennial Moms
- Fiat Chrysler Taps Starcom As Its New U.S. Media Agency
- NIH Checks State Of Kids' Brains While Instagramming
- Holiday Campaigns Pull At The Heartstrings, Offer Advice And Warnings
- Amazon Toy Catalog Embraced By Parents
- Consumers Shopping Earlier, Will Share Data In Return For Personalization, Study Says
- Tip Top Tab: Gmail Promotions Tab Lets Brands Offer Visual Previews
- Starbucks Rolling Out Delivery In 2,000 Of Its U.S. Stores
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, Dec. 13, 2018
- Looking To Expand Its Multicultural Business, P&G Buys Walker & Co.
- Plastic Straw Bans Top 2018's Biggest Food Stories
- Real Women Strike Back: Aerie's Rise Underscores Victoria's Secret Woes
- VR Ads Can Be Marketing Gold For Selling 'Premium' Experiences
- Jaguar Unveils Mobile Holiday Window
- Natural Pet Food Maker Encourages Pet Owners To #FeedTheLove
- Marriott Data Breach Traced To Chinese Hackers
- Winnebago Targets Younger Buyers With Sleeker Vans
- Comcast Adds Xfinity Feature For Connecting Home Devices
- Do We Really Want Alexa Reading Our Emails?
- Experience Key To Shinola's Marketing
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2018
- Honda Launches Facebook Messenger Bot
- Nutella's Maker Might Buy Campbell Soup
- Forecast: Big Market For Smart Speakers, Other Predictions About 5G, And. . . Radio?
- Samsung Follows Apple's Lead, Removes Headphone Jack
- JetBlue Tells Travelers 'Go Get Gifted'
- Shopko Restructuring Means Store Closures
- 1800 Tequila, Pusha T Release Album Featuring New Artists
- Pinterest Promises For 2019: Mustard-Yellow, Godparent Proposals, Pegan Diets
- Marketing Today: Bob Hoffman, Ad Contrarian, Strikes Again
- 65% Say Internet-Connected Devices Cost Too Much
- Manic Cyber Monday: Sales Were Up, Brands Should Prepare Now For New Year's Day
- Nordic Alcohol Brand Celebrates Finland's Grey Weather
- Mac-Based Email Malware Now A Threat: Report
- McDonald's Flexes Muscles Announcing Reduction Of Antibiotics In Beef
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2018
- Pringles To Return To Super Bowl
- Millennials Interested In Driving After All
- Spotify, Ellen DeGeneres To Launch Cross-Promo Partnership
- Inflation Refocusing Consumer Preferences
- Q&A: How Car Dealers Are Embracing Social Media
- Marriott Faces PR Problems Post-Security Breach
- Holiday Campaigns Continue To Roll Out Across The World
- Foot Locker, Adidas Enlist Musicians, Athletes For Asterisk Collection
- II Makiage Supports Makeup Maximization
- Saucony Breaks "We Who Run" Campaign
- Arrest Of Huawei CFO Could Have Long-Term Repercussions For Tech
- Marketing Daily - Monday, Dec. 10, 2018
- Bean Burritos, Poke, Cauliflower Among 2018's Trendiest Foods
- Intensified Digital Marketing Plans Drive Strong Sales At Lululemon
- YouTube Star Brands Gillette Venus Razor
- Honda Brings Holiday Cheer To Hospitalized Children
- Cadillac Shows Off New XT4 Via Viceland, MSNBC Shows
- Target Taps AR For Christmas Tree Shopping
- Walmart Plans To Acquire Art Retailer
- Holiday Ad Blitz Continues
- Calvin Klein Says Goodbye To Print Ads
- Walmart, Consumer Brands Add In-Aisle Augmented Reality
- Consumers Worry About Smart Speakers Listening To Their Conversations
- Marketing Daily - Friday, Dec. 7, 2018
- 2018 Marketing Word(s) Of The Year: 'Brand Purpose'
- Pillsbury Doughboy Debuts Line Of Ugly Christmas Sweaters
- Hair Color Crisis? Clairol Taps Google Assistant For Help
- Visa Expands Football Presence, NASCAR Announces Esports Collaboration
- Marriott Partners With PepsiCo Lifewtr For Virtual Art Project
- Unilever CMO Retires After 35 Years
- Sears CEO Submits Bid To Buy Bankrupt Company
- Uber Self-Driving Cars Readied For Downsized Road Trials
- Thanksgiving's Over, Christmas Is Next: Email Tips For Retailers
- NFL Selects 72andSunny As Its New Ad Agency
- Asparagus, Leek Get Their 50-Plus Seconds Of Fame
- Kraninger Will Run CFPB Despite Lack Of Consumer Finance Experience
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, Dec. 6, 2018
- Facebook Launches Marketing Campaign Aimed At Automakers
- Hard To Quit Cable? DirecTV Enables Alexa To Help
- Macy's: Santa Claus Is Coming To Twitter
- Smirnoff, Stella In Dueling Holiday Travel Contests
- Subaru Hosts Pet Adoptions At LA Auto Show
- LG Partners With Audioburst On AI Car Infotainment Innovation
- Mountain Dew Intros New Beverage For Gamers
- Marketing Today: IBM's George Hammer On What It Means To Make Less, Matter More
- Walmart Launches In-Store Ordering For Online Products
- Abercrombie Rattles Its Executive Floor
- Luxury Hoteliers Score High Email Open Rates: Gartner L2 Study
- MoviePass Launches New Pricing Scheme With PR Blitz
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Dec. 5, 2018
- Samsung Will Partner With AT&T On New 5G Phone
- Analyst Hammers Apple, Says iPhone Market Saturated
- Burger King Looks To 'Detour' Folks On Way To McD's
- Columbia Bringing 'Star Wars' Fans In From the Cold
- Consumers Prefer Brands That Take A Stand
- Ikea's First Manhattan Store To Open In Spring
- More Companies Are Performing Data Assessments In Line With GDPR: Study
- Consumers Embrace Retro Video Games
- 83% Of Smart TVs Now Internet-Connected, Up From 70%
- Top AI Value: Creating Better Customer Experiences
- Kroger Setting Up Shops Within 13 Walgreens, Launches Meal Kits Offering
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Dec. 4, 2018
- Samsung Will Market 5G Phone Next Year -- Is Apple Waiting Until 2020?
- Toyota Announces Super Bowl Spot
- Amazon Prime One-Day Orders Top 2B
- Maker's Mark Woos Millennials With Holiday Ads, Events, E-commerce
- Payless Pranks Influencers With 'Palessi' Store
- Automotive Marketers Share Insights At MediaPost LA Auto Show Conference
- New Zealand Airlines Ad Mocks Trump
- New Products Push Wearables Market Along
- VI Tourism's Ad Campaign Is 'Real Nice'
- GlaxoSmithKline Buys U.S. Cancer Drug After Selling Horlicks To Unilever
- Marketing Daily - Monday, Dec. 3, 2018
- Hyundai Confirms Super Bowl Spot In Works
- Comscore: Mobile Redefining Holiday Timeline
- Working-Themed Campaign Driving Results For Maxwell House
- Japan's 'Fast Retailing' Co. Pilots Online-Offline Shopping
- Nissan Aligns New Altima With 'Mary Poppins Returns'
- Canned Tuna Fights To Maintain Spot In American Cupboards
- Email Volume Spiked During Cyber Week: Study
- L'Oreal's ModiFace Intros Virtual Nail Salon App
- Email Sales Rate Peaks On Black Friday, But Is Lower On Cyber Monday
- Universal AR App Puts Fans Inside 'Welcome To Marwen' Movie Scene
- Marketing Lessons Learned from My New Party of Six
- Carmakers, Ag Industry Hopeful After U.S., China Reach Trade Truce
