Marketing Daily Editions for November 2006
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2006
- McDonald's CMO: Licensing Will Evolve Under New Ad Effort
- Cisco Cuts Baseball Deal With Oakland A's
- Self-Regulation Children's Ad Guidelines Draw Mixed Reviews
- Skechers To Design Avirex Footwear Line
- Airlines Will Introduce In-Flight iPod Compatibility
- Target's On Track; Wal-Mart, Home Depot Hit Rough Numbers
- Allergan Advertises Way To Bypass The Gastric Bypass
- Suzuki Select Puts Shine On Second-Hand Bikes
- Online Ad Spending Hits $4.2 Billion For Quarter
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2006
- Merck To Women: 'Get Vaccinated,' Be 'One Less' Cancer Statistic
- PS3 Vs. Nintendo: The Game Frenzy Starts Tonight
- Citigroup's New York Stadium Deal Hits New High
- Diageo Mounts Holiday Blitz For Johnnie Walker Blue
- Boatmaker Launches 'Viral TV Ready' Bubba Test Spots
- Marketing Daily - Monday, Nov. 13, 2006
- The Charge Is On: Amex, Visa, MasterCard In Full Throttle
- Wal-Mart Sets Pace For Bargain-Hunter's Holiday
- Motorola Buys Mobile Software Maker To Bolster Q
- Wendy's 'New' CEO Will Stay The Course
- Target Aims To Steal Macy's Thanksgiving Thunder
- Alberto-Culver Spins Off Sally Beauty
- On New Products: Expand Brand Scope
- Auto Buyers Rack Up $34 Billion On Personal Touches
- Staples Puts Spotlight On Its Shredder's Star Turn
- Marketing Daily - Friday, Nov. 10, 2006
- Citigroup Pays $34 Million For Beantown Naming Rights
- Citibank Plans Biometric Card Launch for Asia
- J.C. Penney, Kohl's Keep Hot Streak Running
- Chrysler Breaks Tony Hawk Spots
- Condiment Marketers Are In A Pickle
- Christmas Is Busting Out All Over Retail
- Helio Introduces Location-Based Wireless Plan
- Hitachi Takes Human Approach To Hidden Story
- Big Three Bound For Washington
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, Nov. 9, 2006
- Election Fallout At-A-Glance
- Election Day Post-Mortem For Marketers
- Liz Claiborne Buys Kate Spade
- Gap Launches Celebrity-Laden Holiday Campaign
- Macy's Focuses On Shoring Up Home Goods Sales
- Estee Lauder Eyes Growth Through Distribution
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006
- Audi Chairman In Line to Take Wheel At Volkswagen
- Sunless Tanners Burning Up The Market
- Ford Marketing Executive Departs For Group 1
- Wild Oats Will Be Sown At Pathmark, Price Chopper
- McDonald's Sits In A Trans-Fat Pressure Cooker
- Sara Lee Feasts On New Product Roll-Outs
- Citigroup, Expedia Team On Rewards To Say Thank You
- Coke, Nestle Move Focus To Ready-To-Drink Coffee
- Honda Puts New Marketing Behind Civic
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2006
- Microsoft Keeps Its Distance From Zune
- Abbott To Add Cholesterol Drugs With Kos Deal
- Frito-Lay Uses Online Panels To Draw Consumer Insights
- Sony Electronics Announces New Agency Picks
- Kirstie Alley's Bikini Bod Heads From Oprah To Ads
- Baileys Teams With Gourmet On Drinks Promo
- Bosch Pegs Rebate To Energy Savings
- ARF Previews Online Advertising Playbook
- Marketing Daily - Monday, Nov. 6, 2006
- Call For Entries: Marketer Of The Year
- Progressive CEO WIll Push Insurance Pricing Harder
- Nike's Soccer Goal: World Domination By 2010
- Whole Foods Puts On New Cosmetics Face
- On New Products: Making Big Leaps
- Dodge Rolls Out Multimedia Campaign For Nitro
- Research Suggests Boomers Staying Put
- Crown Royal On The 'Cutting Edge'
- Marketing Daily - Friday, Nov. 3, 2006
- Celeb Chefs Are Key Ingredient In Food Campaigns
- Kellogg's Pop-Tarts Ties In With Sony Music
- Bertolli, Country Crock Among Unilever's Bright Spots
- Retailers Report Sobering Sales As Lead-In To Holidays
- Lexus Marries Art With Design At City Events
- BMW Accelerates Golf Involvement
- Grateful Cat Lovers Sought By Lucky Litter
- GM Europe Names Agency To Develop Opel Campaign
- WOMMA Issues Blogger Guidelines For Marketers
- J.D. Power Rates Appliances For Consumer Appeal
- Consumer Groups Ask FTC To Probe Online Ad Profiling
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, Nov. 2, 2006
- Amex Launches New Cash-Back Card For Small Businesses
- Burger King Plans For Success
- Blockbuster Takes Swipe At Netflix With New DVD Plan
- CVS's Caremark Deal May Give It Greater Clout With Drugmakers
- More Consumers Want Big Supermarkets
- GM Comes On Strong In October
- Miraval Teams With Developer To Offer Urban Oasis
- Latin Grammys Draw A-List Sponsors
- GM Sets Up Work Sites At Lowe's Stores
