A little sweetness after a pizza is just the treat that Domino's Pizza is hoping to entice its customers with as it kicks off a nationwide brownie-sampling event tomorrow to introduce its new Brownie Squares.
Clear Channel Radio and Fox Broadcasting Co. break a national radio campaign using blinks—short-length radio spots—to support the fall season premieres of TV series House and The Simpsons.
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When the 2006 National Football League season kicks off next month, viewers might notice something a little different during the broadcast. The league will add sponsored vignettes during game broadcasts throughout the upcoming season, according to USA Today.
Sam Adams is going to its customers to find the next beer to add to its Brewmaster's Collection next year.
Free Concerts, a MySpace Web page and a new Jeep Compass are some of the ingredients Jeep is using in a multi-city tour it hopes will drive young consumers to its vehicles.
HBO put a new spin on the old saying, "When in Rome, do as the Romans." In a buzz marketing stunt, the network brought a piece of old-time Roman flavor to city streets to spark excitement around the DVD release of Rome.
Nestlé USA is running an on-pack and online instant-win game dangling a $1 million prize.
Wal-Mart Stores named Saatchi & Saatchi X as its first AOR for shopper and in-store communications.
Canon U.S.A. is aiming for a picture perfect promotion that has New Yorkers doing double, triple, or quadruple takes as the company serves up Maria Sharapova look-alikes on the streets of Manhattan as part of its U.S. Open tennis sponsorship.
