Search Results for: Marketers on Fire

  • Trump Moves on From ‘Apprentice’ Show

    Donald Trump has called it quits on his once popular reality show, “The Apprentice.”

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  • Group Wants Shrek Pulled from Health Messaging Campaign

    A children’s advocacy group is calling on the federal government to pull a public service advertisement featuring the overweight, but well-known character Shrek, who serves as a pro-health spokesperson.

  • ePrize Evacuates Building Following Explosion

    Promotions firm ePrize evacuated its Pleasant Ridge, MI headquarters, following an explosion Friday at 2:15 p.m. when a crane outside the building hit a power line.

  • Ad:Tech SF Party Map 2007

    It’s that time of year again. Time to wear your shoes out, lose your voice, and fill your head full of information. Sessions? Exhibit Hall? No, it’s P-A-R-T-“Why” because it’s Ad:Tech time. When it comes to parties, San Francisco rarely…

  • Do No Evil. Google Gets Back to Roots.

    Over the years, Google’s mantra of “Do no evil” went from an unorthodox, out of the box approach to capitalism to the butt of many jokes dealing with their lack of transparency. They have even been accused of having an unpredictable, unexplainable, almost dictatorial behavior.

  • Letters to the Editor

    Hey, Richard, why not? Why can’t someone build a CRM application for the common lot (or in this case common, fairly large not-for-profit?)

  • DMV Renewal Mailing Advertising Program Comes Under Fire

    Depending on how several lawsuits are decided, marketers may either lose a channel to consumers, or Departments of Motor Vehicles may be turned into 51 shared-mail service providers — one for each state, plus the District of Colombia.

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  • Sniff Sniff

    Put a bowl of Hershey kisses on a counter, add the smell of chocolate and you’re on your way to one of your most successful product launches. That’s what

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  • Buried Mobile and the Double Dip

    A few weeks ago, embarrassed by my 98-pound weakling of a mobile phone, I gave in to techno-lust and stopped by my wireless carrier’s local outlet to

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  • Web Video: DIY for the Little Guy

    Maybe you’re convinced that Web video is worth your company’s marketing attention because YouTube drew more viewers than all the network TV Web sites

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