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Lippin Group Forms ‘Hollywood’ Division
The Lippin Group, a public relations and marketing firm, has created a new unit designed to link corporate brands with entertainment industry events and celebrities.
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Balancing Act
A 13-year-old Connecticut boy suffered second- and third-degree burns in 2001 after he set himself on fire by imitating a stunt on MTV’s show Jackass.
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VendareNetblue – Before they were one, Part 1
Almost reminiscent of movie releases where studios carefully plan out their launch dates to maximize their exposure, you can almost imagine the behind the scenes dialogue of this week’s Internet studio blockbuster. Last week…
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Agencies
Purple Brain Touts Yahoo Site
Passersby are doing double takes at the world’s biggest brain, fashioned as a two-story terrarium atop the Hard Rock Café Marquee in New York City as part of Yahoo’s latest promotion.
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Listline e-Newsletter 06/08/06
Worldata recently assumed management of several lists formerly managed
in-house by Stevens Publishing. Lists of subscribers are available to
such newsletters as Water Week, Waste Management, Environment Protection
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Social Media: Out of Control, on Target, and Changing the Rules
Consumer marketers who fail to invest in and experiment with social media now might find difficulty in catching up with the competition later
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Agencies
FX Offers Sneak Peek at Rescue Me
Weeks before the season premiere later this month of the firefighter drama Rescue Me, FX is giving consumers a peek at what’s to come.
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Illusionary Wonder
A&E had consumers rubbing their eyes in amazement when it staged a live event around its new real-life series Criss Angel: Mindfreak. And rightly so.
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Licensed to Thrill
Comic books and TV shows, blockbuster movies and video games: all provide a well of characters beloved by children and adults a fact not lost on retailers.
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Illusionary Wonder
A&E had consumers rubbing their eyes in amazement when it staged a live event around its new real-life series Criss Angel: Mindfreak. And rightly so.