- Marketing Daily - Thursday, Oct. 7, 2010
- Aflac's Charney Takes CMO Job At Progressive
- Subway Positions As Athletes' Training Choice
- VPC: A New Way To View Publisher Value
- Automakers Talk To Municipalities, Consumers About Electric Cars
- Smart Plans Five-Door Car In U.S.
- Polaroid Focuses On User Content Sharing
- Thermador Rebranding Largest To Date
- Sirius XM Plans For Growth, Despite Competition
- Chipotle Rewards 'Horrible Food' Costumes
- Rihanna In New Kodak Campaign
- Lincoln, Delta, Brooks Brothers, Support Annual Regatta
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2010
- Amex Shows How 'Change' Works For It
- Taco Del Mar, Dr Pepper Co-Sponsor Contest
- The Rise Of Urban Brand Cachet
- New HP Marketing SVP Says It's All About The Connection
- Smirnoff Creates Own Reality TV Show
- Honda Supports 'Dreams' With Social Media
- EA Viral Campaign Features Suns' Nash
- Retail Group Forecasts 2.3% Rise In Holiday Sales
- Salvation Army Steps Up Drive For Cast-Offs
- NPD: iPad Not Cutting Into PC Sales
- Coach, Luxottica Make Deal On Shades
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010
- Who Should Own Social Media?
- Mercedes-Benz Gets Real With Testimonials
- Roehm On 'Change,' Hub Of Boston's FutureM Week
- Truvia Connects With 'Sweetness Stories'
- Intel Sells Security Via Augmented Reality Game
- Industry Launches Behavioral Data Opt-Out
- Ford Rally To Send Focus On Amazing Race
- Coming Off A Hot Year, NHL Breaks New Campaign
- Airstream Launches Eddie Bauer Trailer
- Reebok Ads Star Alex Ovechkin's Head
- Sprint: Create Own Epic; Win $25,000
- Farmers Insurance Launches Contest Via Facebook
- Marketing Daily - Monday, Oct. 4, 2010
- Walmart, Humana Launch 'Part D' Plan
- Hey, Boston!
- Honda Backs Austin City Limits Music Fest
- Marketers' Constitution Tenet #8
- Virgin Atlantic Debuts First-Ever Global TV
- BMW, Guggenheim Ink Global Culture Tour Deal
- Winter Holiday Forecasts: Moderately Subdued
- What Does 'Buy Local' Mean To Consumers?
- Mazda2 Backs Mayer Hawthorne National Tour
- LucasArts, Partners Promote 'Star Wars' Game
- Mitsubishi Goes To The Movies In Promo
- Norwegian Offers Tools For Travel Agents
- Invisible Fence Facebook Promo Includes Contest
- Chase Survey Shows Small Biz Optimism
- Marketing Daily - Friday, Oct. 1, 2010
- 4 Steps To Improve The Value Of Marketing
- Princesses And Pumpkins Top Costume List
- Kmart Intros Private-Label Smart Sense
- 37% Say Marketers Play Role In Childhood Obesity
- IPhone, Samsung, Walmart Dominate In Loyalty
- ING Direct Encourages People To 'Touch The Ball'
- Chevrolet Hitting The Road With The Volt
- Ford Goes All Social For New Focus
- Verizon Has The Droid You're Looking For
- Kiss-branded TVs Coming To A Home Near You
- Marketing Daily - Thursday, Sept. 30, 2010
- 4 Reasons To Implement Niche Marketing
- Honda Launches Campaign For Odyssey Minivan
- Survey Finds GEICO Offers Best Value
- Coffee Fanatics Spill Beans About Habits
- Diversity Panelists Sound Multicultural Alarm
- Levi's, Progressive, Wells Fargo Get GLAAD Honors
- Tecate, Heineken Sponsor Hispanic Awards
- Dunkin' Runs Coffee Lovers' Video Contest
- Marketing Daily - Wednesday, Sept. 29, 2010
- Most Say Corn Syrup 'Okay In Moderation'
- You Can't Have It Both Ways, It Seems
- Ford, Pandora Launch Cause-Marketing Effort
- Online Retailers Get More Global
- Jack Daniel's Fans Support 'National Holiday' Effort
- DHL Express Plays Up Its Timeliness
- Canon Campaign Focuses On Technology
- BMW's McKenna: Mobile Is Key To Telematics
- IHG Invests In New Photography
- Walgreen Reports Record Sales, Higher Earnings
- POM Suit Taking On FTC Re: Advertising Issues
- Marketing Daily - Tuesday, Sept. 28, 2010
- Got Java?
- It's All Contextual At Forbes
- At OMMA Global, Aflac CMO Charney Touts The Duck
- P&G To Push Cold-Water Laundry Washing
- Disney Kicks Off User-Generated Campaign
- Samsung Makes Web Site More Consumer-Friendly
- Not So Wonderful: FTC Calls POM Ads Deceptive
- Chevrolet, Microsoft Go Multi-Screen For Volt
- Survey: Most Feel Helpless Over Healthcare Costs
- Ben & Jerry's Agrees To Change All-Natural Claims
- Target Pledges $1 Billion For Education
- Marketing Daily - Monday, Sept. 27, 2010
- Beyonce Unveils Temporary Tats At Sephora
- Marketers' Constitution Tenet #7
- We've Moved!
- Buick Juggles Pots, Pans On The Culinary Stage
- Luxury Spending Up, But Wealthy More Cautious
- PetSmart To Feature Contest Winner In TV Spot
- Sara Lee Joins Children's Advertising Initiative
- Marketing Risks Come With Sponsorship Territory
- JetBlue Airways Partners With N.Y. Tourism
- Nike Sales Up 10% In First Quarter
- Best Buy Unveils New Pickup Plan For Holidays
- Michigan Cancels Fall Tourism Ads
- Bisquick Continues Pancake Nation Program
- Stride Social Media Effort Touts Flavor-Shifting Gum
- Social Media, Who Do You Love?
- Subaru's Kevin Mayer Heads To Chevrolet
- EA Takes 'FIFA 11' On The Road
- Marketing Daily - Friday, Sept. 24, 2010
- Can SMS/Text Promotion Be Compelling, Engaging?
- Kia Going Beyond Vanilla With New Optima
- Hold The Phone: Economy Forestalls Upgrades
- Study: Insurance Marketers Missing Opportunities
- It's Not About The Billboards: MSG's O'Neil
- Fifth Third Bank Teams With Hometown Bengals
- Tofu Goes Interactive In Education Bid
- Southwest Airlines Holds 'Partnerpalooza'
- Toshiba, Best Buy Launch Kids' Laptop
- Quaker Chewy, Artists Aid After-School Programs
- Chevrolet Taps Spike DDB For African-American AOR
