- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Monday, Nov. 17, 2008
- Motrin Ad Tweeted To Death
- The Sneaky Ways Of Luring Shoppers
- New Book Looks At Long History Of Women In Advertising
- Detroit's 'Death Rattle' Reverberates In Media and Agencies
- GM's Woes Could Have Heavy Impact On Sports
- GM Unloads Its Suzuki Stake
- How Obama Won
- Delta, Alaska Air Set To Expand Marketing
- Rebuilding The GOP Brand
- Gyms, Spas Stress Value Of Fighting Stress In Hard Times
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Friday, Nov. 14, 2008
- Retailers Fight Back Against A Wave Of Bad News
- Economists See No Growth Until 2nd Half of 2009
- Selling Art With Words And Accents
- Snapple Reformulates, Rebottles, Returns To Health Roots
- Sprint's Top Marketer Talks About CEO's Ads
- PC Makers Scramble As Demand Shrivels
- How to Sell VW Minivans? Make Fun of Soccer Moms On Web
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Thursday, Nov. 13, 2008
- Attacked, Nestlé Attacks On Another Front
- One Man's Ugly Is Another Chap's Wonky ...
- The Year Has Been Rich With Frugal Coinages
- When Exactly, Did Toxic Debt Become Troubled Assets?
- Red Sox Already A Game Up On The Yankees
- JCPenney To Tout Bang for Buck
- DTC Spending Falls For Second Consecutive Year
- Intel Warns Of Dismal Fourth Quarter
- CEO: McDonald's Well Positioned In Face Of Recession
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2008
- The New Frugality May Be Taking A Turn For The Worse
- If Shoppers Still Buy, Here's How To Figure Them Out
- Debate Over GM's Fate Becomes Job One In Washington
- New Christmas Ad Campaign: Be Good, Not Godly
- Toyota Mini Site Counts Downs The Seconds To Third-Gen Launch
- Disney, Verizon To Turn Cell Phones Into Theme-Park Tool
- Dell's Casey Jones Leaves VP-Global Marketing Post
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2008
- Three Teaspoons Of The New Frugality
- Some Marketers Fretting Over Cost Of Super Bowl Ads
- It's Definitely Not Your Mother's Macy's
- Study: Promotional Swag Works Better Than Advertising
- Worst Subtitle Of the Year: 'Why Obama Can't Win'
- GM's Outlook Tumbles; Obama, Bush Talk Aid
- DHL Beats A Retreat From The U.S.
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Monday, Nov. 10, 2008
- The First Family's Favorite Brands Stir Debate
- Get Ready For The New Frugality
- Cholesterol Drug Crestor Cuts Heart Risk in Healthy Patients
- What The Election May Mean For Marketers
- Barack Obama And Audacity Of Marketing
- Circuit City Files For Bankruptcy: Best Buy Experiments
- Sweet Words For British Chocolatier's Spot
- Chrysler Relieved After GM Backs Out
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Friday, Nov. 7, 2008
- Three Majors Brands Now Dominate The Bank Business
- Waxman Challenges Dingell; DTC Ads May Face Increased Scrutiny '
- Disney Builds A Lifestyle Brand; Consumer Spending Hits Results
- Americans Cutting Back On Gifts, But Not Necessarily For Pets
- Think Hard, It'll Come Back To You
- Blu-Ray Gets $25 Million Ad Push
- Wal-Mart To Cut Prices Weekly
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Thursday, Nov. 6, 2008
- Brand Loyalty Takes Another Hit
- On The Positive Side, Shoppers Are Encouraged By Obama Win
- Even Bling-Bling Isn't Immune From Recession. Or Is It?
- Why, In The End, I Wound Up Writing About Marketing
- Well, I'll Be A Wind Farm In A Pea Patch
- The Jonas Brothers, Verizon, Atlantis Paradise Island, Circuit City, Samsung, Rhapsody And Me
- Next Up? A Wal-Mart Business Card?
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2008
- Obama The Brand
- What Marketers Can Learn From Obama's Campaign
- What Obama Can Teach You About Millennial Marketing
- The Brand Called Obama
- Branding Our Consciousness, Or Typecasting By Typeface
- What Have You Read?
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008
- Design Thinking Is All The Rage
- Boneheaded Brand Ambassadorship, Part II
- Marketers Take a Softer Tack to Reach Uneasy Consumers
- Amazon Addresses 'Wrap Rage'
- Grave Warnings of Disease, With The Adman's Flair
- High Court Case Looms Large for Big Pharma
- Study: Too Many Claims Confuse Consumers
- Now Go Vote, If You Haven't Already
