Consumer Marketing

Phantom Frenzy

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"Six hours of merchandising wiped out in five minutes," said a fatigued Toys R Us employee in Norwalk, CT, as he restocked Lego toys in the new Star Wars:

Deals

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Web-based life-stages marketer LifeServ, Chicago, signed contracts with Lincoln Mercury, FirstUSA, Mead Johnson, and Prudential Insurance totaling more

Deals

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Simon Marketing, a wholly owned subsidiary of Cyrk, Inc., Gloucester, MA, announced a strategic alliance with Artisan Home Entertainment, Santa Monica,

Vision Quest

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Flair Communications will enter the new century practicing what it calls PowerHouse Marketing. It's a promotion-centered concept that the Chicago-based

Christenings

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Unless you're one of the enlightened promo readers who starts by opening the back cover and reading this column first (bless you, kind sir or madam),

Universality

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Universal Consumer Products Group doesn't want to be a one-hit wonder anymore."We used to do one big picture a year, but now we want to broaden our program,"

Campaign trail

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Psygnosis. God bless you. That's not really the sound of an involuntary bodily function, but the name of an entertainment software marketer with high

Pepsi: From Stars to Cars

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What will Pepsi-Cola do for an encore after splashing Star Wars villains and heroes on billions of cans this summer? Trot out All-American heroes,of course.A

Deals

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Kirshenbaum Bond & Partners, New York City, launched an entertainment division called KBE to concentrate on TV, film, and theatrical marketing. The unit