Marketing Daily Editions for October 2007
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2007
- Most Find Marketers' Energy Claims 'Somewhat Believable'
- Toyota Promotes Yaris In 'TV Guide,' Fox Deal
- Kohl's Is Kicking It Up A Notch
- Nokia Taps Davie Brown For Placement
- Retailers Ramping Up Their Green Screens
- P&G Out With Kelly Ripa Ads For 2X Ultra Tide
- Licensed Kids' Food, Beverage Marketers Should 'Stand Proud'
- Northwest Dangles Vacations In Weekly Online Promotion
- Eight O'Clock Coffee Launches Drive-Time Campaign
- Consumers Play Games, Interact With Ads In Times Square
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2007
- Nokia's Navteq Buy Is Giant Leap Into Services
- Zale Sells Jewelry Brand
- Smucker's Canada Unit Buys Carnation From Nestle
- Mazda Goes 'Zoom-Zoom' With Global Mag
- Holyfield Jabs Foreman With 'Real Deal Grill'
- September Sales Predicted To Be Small Mixed Bag
- Konica Minolta Inks Gator Bowl Sponsorship
- 'Happy Cow' Ads Expand To Include Californian Milk Seal
- Target Is Making A List, Checking It Twice
- BioShock, The 'Thinking-Man's Shooter,' Has Solid Debut
- TiVo Establishes Interactive Direct Response Advertising Group
- Marketing Daily - Monday, Oct. 1, 2007
- Suzuki Continues Car-Meets-Motorcycle Brand Strategy
- Days Inn Gets A Facelift
- GameStop Launches First-Ever Integrated National Campaign
- Finally, Consumers Can Order Domino's Pizza By Cell Phone
- Natural Pet Care Market Projected To Nearly Double By 2012
- Companies To Promote Hendrix Tunes Via Web Widgets
- GLBT Most Motivated To Vote Brands With Dollars
- Citi Moving Cautiously Onto Social Networks
