- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Tuesday, March 31, 2009
- Four-Year Sales Skid Accelerates For Soda Pop
- Jollying The Downtrodden Masses Through Bleak Times
- Detroit Left Wondering About Marketing Under Obama Plan
- Carnival Uses Digital Aquariums As Bait For Passersby
- Judge Tosses Cuba's Trademark Suit Over Havana Club Name
- P&G Chairman Blasts Obama Tax Proposal
- Parts Dealer Sues Ford Over Trademark Slogan
- USAA, Apple Have Highest Net Promoter Score
- Sara Lee Reviewing Offers For Household Products Division
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Monday, March 30, 2009
- Wal-Mart Celebrates The Decade Of SpongeBob
- Trade Shows: Where Brands Make A Stand
- AT&T's Pretend Family Gets Tougher On Watching Phone Costs
- Peugeot Citroen Dumps CEO Christian Streiff
- Analysts Applaud Sara Lee's Makeover
- Mars Rolling Out Fling With Plenty Of Double Entendres
- Harrah's Leveraging Employees As A Marketing Medium
- Skype's IPhone Software Will Compete With Wireless Carriers
- U.S. Shreds Auto Plans; Waggoner Out At GM
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Friday, March 27, 2009
- NAD Whacks Cablevision On Speed Claim
- Wall Street Surges As Consumer Brands Strengthen
- Gallup Says Consumer's Outlook Improving; Spending Rises
- Tesla's Model S Could Be Out in 2011 For Less Than 50 Grand
- Freda To Lead Estée Lauder; Promises Makeover
- Snapple Riffs On 'Stuff' In Relaunch Campaign
- Microsoft's New Message: PCs Are Cheaper Than Macs
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Thursday, March 26, 2009
- Peachy News For Economy, Corporate Responsibility
- KFC Fixes Potholes In Exchange For Stamp On Roadways
- Disney Ties Ticket Sales To Planting A Tree In The Rain Forest
- G2, Zyrtec Top New Product Sales in '08
- New Tagline For Post Cereal: 'That Takes Grape Nuts'
- Nestle Invests $15.6 Million In Sweet Leaf Tea
- EU Court: Inbev Has No Exclusive Rights To Bud Trademark
- Honda Launches Price War In Hybrid Vehicles
- Online Age Quiz Is A Window For Drug Makers
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Wednesday, March 25, 2009
- The Book You've Been 'But Waiting' For
- Dell Introducing Enterprise Products With Eye Toward Design
- Starbucks Rolling Out New Ice Cream
- McDonald's Leaving Initial McCafe Promos Up to Franchisees
- And Now, Some Trends From The Frontlines Of The New Frugality
- Pepsi To Pare Plastic For Bottled Water
- TiVo Makes Deal With Blockbuster
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Tuesday, March 24, 2009
- Tata Will Meet Demand For $2,000 Car Through Lottery
- With Sales Up 28% In U.S., BMW Mini Offering New Models
- Developers Admire Palm Pre's WebOS
- MIT's AgeLab Designs For Lifestyles Of The Future
- McDonald's Testing Big Mac Tortilla Snack Wrap
- Airfare War Not So Bad For Airlines
- A Rising Market For Condoms?
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Monday, March 23, 2009
- Apple Shines In 2009 Brandjunkie Awards
- Powerade Pegs Gatorade As Less 'Complete'
- Polar Opposites: Management And Marketing, Say The Rieses
- Starbucks Faces Existential Crisis In Downturn
- Despite Praise, Alcoholism Drug Meets Resistance
- Skype Targets Businesses To Ring Up New Revenue
- P&G's Lafley Sees CEOs As Links To Outside World
- AIG Brand, Once Golden, Is Now A Liability
- Drug Industry Advocates Join Chorus To Split FDA
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Friday, March 20, 2009
- Cisco Buying Flip Camcorder Marketer For $590 Million
- Miller Lite Reprising Traditional Pitch: 'Tastes Great'
- Rivals Quickly Respond To Southwest's Fare Reductions
- Q&A: Clorox Promotes 'Stylish Disinfecting'
- How Does Sigg Get Away With Charging $25 For A Water Bottle?
- Perry Ellis Taking 'Steps To Survive'
- New Tampax Campaign Uses Candor And Humor
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Thursday, March 19, 2009
- CEO Schultz Fights Starbucks' 'Poster Child for Excess' Image
- NAD: Excedrin's Claim Of 15-Minute Headache Relief Is Hooey
- China's Coke Decision Threatens to Chill Investment
- GM Working On More-Affordable Volts; Says Saturn's Still Here
- Kellogg CEO Mackay Wants Overhaul Of Food Safety Regs
- Crocs Auditor Questions Whether Plastic Shoe Maker Can Survive
- Brit Fast Fooders Ringing Up Sales With 2-for-1 Promotions
- Around the Net In Brand Marketing - Wednesday, March 18, 2009
- AIG Is Losing Trust With Consumers
- Geico Refuses To Kash Out With Cheap Talk
- IPhone Software Will Allow Developers To Charge Extra
- World Bank Report Calls Trade Barrier Trend 'Worrying'
- Cost-Cutting Consumers Crave Cell Phones; Could Cancel Cable
- Higher Costs Eat Into General Mills' Profit
- China Blocks Coke's Bid For Juice Company
- Discovery Sues Amazon Over Kindle
- IBM In Talks To Buy Sun; Seeks To Strengthen Position Against HP