Coca-Cola Gets into the File-Sharing Business
Coca-Cola North America has launched a music program that is available to download for free to file sharers.
Coca-Cola North America has launched a music program that is available to download for free to file sharers.
The National Basketball Association inked an 11-year merchandising partnership yesterday that will make Adidas the official uniform and apparel provider for the NBA, the Women's National Basketball Association and the NBA Development League beginning with the 2006-07 season.
E-mail service provider SubscriberMail has won a patent for the business process that allows brand owners to provide mix-and-match content that resellers and other marketing partners can use to create their own customized messages.
E-mail service provider SubscriberMail has won a patent for the business process that allows brand owners to provide mix-and-match content that resellers and other marketing partners can use to create their own customized messages.
Subway restaurants is breaking into new territory with a new dinnertime-theme campaign and online vignettes geared to get consumers thinking about the chain beyond the lunch hour.
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The Coca-Cola Co. has teamed with Smartphones Technologies in a licensing deal to deliver Coca-Cola branded content to cell phones.
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The kids’ do-not-e-mail juggernaut that for the last year has threatened to wipe legal adult content out of electronic communications is grinding to a halt—at least for now. A bill in Georgia that would have established so-called child protection do-not-e-mail registry died last week. A similar bill in Connecticut was gutted. Similar bills in Iowa,…