- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Thursday, July 17, 2008
- McDonald's Reviving '2 All-Beef Patties' Jingle In Contest
- Study Claims Tobacco Companies Manipulated Menthol Levels
- Economic Slump Taking A Toll On Lifestyle Centers
- Whole Foods Introducing Guidelines For Aquaculture
- Amazon Opening Video On Demand Store
- Dell To Offer Tech Help In Wal-Marts
- Talking Brand Strategy With Starbucks' Senior VP-Marketing
- Deal With Clorox Spurs Sierra Club Feud
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Wednesday, July 16, 2008
- Auto Ad Spending Drops; Campaigns Reflect High Gas Prices
- Sony Video-Downloading Service Faces Stiff Competition
- Consumers Still Befuddled Over What 'Green' Means
- ANA Study: CFOs Don't Believe Marketing's ROI Claims
- Bean-To-Bar Chocolate Entrepreneurs Aim For Greatness
- Study: Claims On Children's Food Mislead
- EU May File New Charges Against Intel In Chip Probe
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Tuesday, July 15, 2008
- Latest Ad Venue For Captive Customers: Boarding Passes
- Off-Label Uses Of Products Raise Marketing Dilemma
- Starbucks Debuts Smoothies, Two Mystery Drinks Today
- Converse's 'Connectivity' Campaign Goes Aural
- Xbox Becoming A Social Experience
- Starwood Spotlights Luxury Collection
- Collapse Of Crossover Market Hurts Automakers
- One Million 3G iPhones Sold In Three Days Since Launch
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Monday, July 14, 2008
- Manipulating Consumer's Habits For A Good Cause
- Coke's Global Olympic Campaign Highlights China
- P&G Backs Total Care Sub-brand Launch With $60 Million
- Chrysler's ENVI Division Developing Electric Cars
- Good Marketing Turned Cranberry Into A Brand
- Product Placements Acquire A Life Of Their Own On Shows
- Sony Bravia TVs Could Get Global Ads
- Freshpet Contest Searches For Naughty Dogs
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Friday, July 11, 2008
- China Announces Crackdown On Ambush Marketing
- Toyota Will Build Prius Hybrid In New Plant in Mississippi
- Corona Admits That Competition Is Chipping Away At Sales
- Sometimes It Pays To Stick With An Old Brand; Sometimes Not
- Assuaging Wall Street Eroded Starbucks' Brand Value
- Slide by Marriott Signals Distress For Hotel Industry
- GE Broadens Earlier Plans To Sell Its Appliance Unit
- InBev And Anheuser Enter Friendly Talks
- Walgreens To Rein In Growth
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Thursday, July 10, 2008
- Drug Companies Revise Marketing Guidelines
- Starbucks Serving Up New Round Of Promotions
- Motorola's Share Erodes As New Product Pipeline Dribbles
- Apple Opening Software Store Online For New iPhone
- Hems Are Rising On Men's Pants
- Cargill Opens Innovation Center For Cereals and Snacks
- Pepsi Offers Limited Edition 'Lemon NFL Kickoff' Cola
- Steve And Barry's Business Model Collapses Under Crunch
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Wednesday, July 9, 2008
- Applebee's Taking Cues From IHOP's Successful Turnaround
- Stride Gum Is Low-Key Sponsor Of Hit Web Video
- Retailers Adjusting To Changing Marketplace
- Ford Expanding Quick Lanes Auto Centers
- Prepaid Phone Cards Settle False Advertising Charges
- Hope For Improved Honey Crop
- Linens 'n Things Plans To Close 87 More Stores
- GM Denies Plans To Cut More Brands
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Tuesday, July 8, 2008
- Sprint Racing To Regain Customers' Trust
- Sources: P&G Seeks Buyer For ThermaCare Pain-Relief Brand
- Steve & Barry's Squeeze: Liquidation A Possibility
- Tough Times Are Good For Wal-Mart
- Facebook Version Of Scrabble Spells Doubt For Scrabulous
- Loyalty To Big Three Slipping Away, Even In Detroit
- Toyota's Prius Delays Test Customers' Patience
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Monday, July 7, 2008
- GM Mulls Shuttering Or Selling Some Of Its Brands
- GM Mulls Shuttering Or Selling Some Of Its Brands
- Marketers Must Adjust To The Aging Of America
- Companies Tapping Musicians To Extend Brand Awareness
- American Family Association Boycotting McDonald's
- Kimberly-Clark Launches Back-to-School Sweepstakes
- InBev Seeks To Replace Anheuser-Busch Board
- Disney On Ice Grows Into Important Marketing Tool
- British Judge: Pringles Aren't Potato Chips
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Thursday, July 3, 2008
- Amid Yuks, A-B Wants Product Benefits Message For Bud Light
- Bidding For Olympic Green, Adidas Opens Huge Store In Beijing
- McDonald's Offering New Items For Olympics
- Consumers Reverse Declining Coupon Trend
- It's A Great Time To Be A Bourbon
- Study: E-Mail Is Most Effective Form Of Direct Response
- Nicholson Steps Down As Pepsi's North America CMO
- Honda Flourishes With Focus On Smaller Vehicles