• Southwest Airlines In Reality Series
    Southwest Airlines has found a way to turn the tables on its recent bad publicity over tossing lesbian kissers, loose-trousered rock stars and corpulent movie directors from its jet planes.
  • White House: Get 54.5 MPG By 2025
    On Wednesday the White House - along with the EPA and DOT - announced its proposal to improve fuel economy over the next decade and a half, with the goal of achieving fuel efficiencies equivalent to 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025.
  • Toyota To Unveil Hydrogen Concepts At Tokyo Show
    Toyota is set to launch the small Prius C, or "Aqua." The C has a hybrid drivetrain comprising a "high-output" electric motor and a 1.5-liter gasoline engine. According to Toyota, this combination will yield over 50 miles per gallon in the city, the highest city fuel economy for any non-plug-in vehicle. Toyota is also expected to unveil the FCV-R concept, this model previewing a hydrogen fuel cell-powered vehicle with room for four passengers and luggage space currently being targeted for a 2015 market launch.
  • 'The Situation' Sues Abercrombie & Fitch
    Jersey Shore" "talent" Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino has filed a lawsuit in Florida Federal Court against Abercrombie & Fitch, charging that the clothing company has infringed on his "Situation" and "GTL" trademarks. The lawsuit comes on the heels of the company's publicity ploy in August, offering to pay the reality star to no longer wear their apparel.
  • Video A Golden Opportunity For Brands
    Marketers are spotting fresh opportunities in the video-on-demand market as non-broadcaster publishers, including Google and AOL, make significant investments in premium-quality video content. Online video views surged 36% year on year to 785 million, according to Experian Hitwise.
  • Anheuser-Busch InBev And DDB Part Ways
    DDB has terminated its global contract with Anheuser-Busch InBev, freeing the agency to pursue other beer brands.
  • Benetton Campaign Has World Leaders Kissing
    You know Photoshop's involved when you see Kim Jong Il and Lee Myung-bak making out. Or President Obama planting one on Chinese President Hu Jintao. Or German Chancellor Angela Merkel kissing French President Nicolas Sarkozy, her nation's economic rival. The images are in an ad campaign, the first in a decade, from Italian clothing company United Colors of Benetton called "Unhate." The newly unveiled Unhate Foundation seeks to promote a culture of tolerance and combat hatred around the world.
  • Agencies Look To Bring In New Executives
    'Tis the time for agencies to restock their C suites. Agencies are on a hiring binge as they look to fill senior posts to maximize opportunities for growth in 2012.
  • New Wisconsin Ad Campaign Confronts Co-Sleeping
    Milwaukee, faced with a high infant mortality rate is launching an ad campaign aimed at one reason for infant mortality: grownups allowing their newborns to sleep with them at night. The ads show infants sleeping with butcher's knives, with the message that "Your baby sleeping with you can be just as dangerous."
  • Cinema Chains Ramp Up Efforts For Holidays
    AMC Entertainment and Regal Entertainment Group are relying on different strategies to boost online ticket sales. Both AMC and Regal maintain websites that promote showtimes and that direct consumers to e-commerce sites like Fandango and MovieTickets.com.
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