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Toys in the Attic
This year’s American International Toy Fair seemed more like a nostalgia tour than a new-product showcase: Care Bears paraded on Broadway. Strawberry
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X Marks the Top
A trio of campaigns touting the launch of Microsoft Corp.’s Xbox racked up five awards for two agencies in the Promotion Marketing Association’s 2002
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Retailgating
Like college roommates, Kraft Foods and Coca-Cola Co. always get together for the Super Bowl. This year, they invited 150 of their closest friends to
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Nothing Doing
Duane Hart figures that Brittany Boyce got the better end of last summer’s Be the DiGiorno Delivery Guy game. Boyce won $100,000 and a PT Cruiser for
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Kicking the Tires
I bought my first new car in 1987 a Volkswagen Golf, five speed, champagne silver. It was tough giving up my fire-engine red ’73 Beetle, but in the end
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Guest Column: Action Speaks Louder
Not long after joining the Promotion Marketing Association of America (as it was know then) in 1987, I developed a simple way of explaining promotion
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Tripped Up
Dianne Harper had no doubt her grand-prize winner was going to the Olympics. As Chevrolet’s brand promotional manager, Harper had accompanied five first-place
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Hucksters No More
A lot of things have happened in the 15 years since we laid out the first 20-page issue of PROMO on the Smith dining room table in November 1987. The
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Tax Revision
H&R Block tweaked its Million Dollar Giveaway for a second run this spring. This time, people will have to actually enter the sweepstakes. Kansas City,
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