Sony Pictures Consumer Products is backing the upcoming release of Zathura: A Space Adventure with a team of licensees and an online sweepstakes with Discovery Channel Stores for a chance to win a grand-prize trip to space camp. Licensees are already in ...
4Kids Entertainment has joined forces with PEZ Candy, Inc. for a multi-month promotion featuring the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, in which consumers can enter a sweepstakes to win tickets to a U.S. Hot Road Monster Jam event. Consumers enter ...
Dick's Sporting Goods is taking its upcoming task on The Apprentice to a store near you. The retailer will leverage its brand integration deal on tonight's episode with a three-day, in-store event modeled after the Apprentice task. During the show, ...
Music network fuse and Cox Communications are teaming up to roll out a new promotion designed to cast a spotlight on the next music video star for the network's On Demand program. To support the search for the next music video star for fuse On Demand, ...
Panasonic Consumer Electronics Co. is using an online sweeps to extend a mystery that began in a TV spot last spring. The spot, for Panasonic's HD Plasma TV, shows a handful of different scenes while asking, "What is the color of innocence?" (And ...
Banana Republic is running a two-part sweepstakes tied to Columbia Pictures' Memoirs of a Geisha. The grand prize is two trips— to Los Angeles for the movie's Dec. 3 premiere, a $250 Banana Republic wardrobe and $250 in spending money. The second prize ...
Are you the type who likes to sit down with a beer, go on a pub crawl or maybe even do some good in the world? If so, you’re probably receiving the newsletter addressed to Saint Arnold’s Army. That’s a battalion of loyal fans of Saint Arnold Brewing Co., a microbrewery in Houston, Texas.
Not many of us can see into the future. But The Herman Trend Alert, an e-zine from The Herman Group, helps readers do just that in the area of workplace trends.
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More companies are now sending e-mail—HTML in particular—than in 2002. But the percentage of messages with missing graphics or broken links has stayed relatively the same, according to a study released by e-mail service provider Silverpop.
