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  • Three Paths to Purification

    Sometimes I am 99% certain that my makeovers will produce a better return on investment than the original ads. But not always. Occasionally what I have blocked out is merely a creative hypothesis that deserves to be tested.

  • Brands Back SI For Kids Snow Search

    Cartoon Network and Kids WB! have signed on as official sponsors of the 2006 Sports Illustrated For Kids Next Snow Search, a season-long quest to find the best kids (ages 9-13) on skis and snowboards. In its third year, the Next Snow Search consists of …

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  • Casting the Net

    In a 22-minute podcast, Diageo is testing the waters of a new technology that has yet to catch fire as a must have tactic in the overall marketing mix.

  • Deja View

    January Wal-Mart gave a thumbs up to its RFID rollout as it began receiving case- and pallet-level tagged merchandise from 137 suppliers, destined for

  • Profoundly Good

    CAR MAKERS REVVED sales online, on-air, On-Star (with GM’s Hot Button) and out in the wild blue yonder (with Jeep’s geo-caching). CNN served shakes to

  • Mail Stream: A Report on Incoming Direct Mail

    Every Day with Rachael Ray Debuts Two promotions from Every Day with Rachael Ray deliver the same bubbly personality as the Food Network chef whose name graces the brand new cooking magazine from Reader’s Digest. A simple but highly functional …

  • RECHARGING

    SUSANNE LYONS IS PREPARING FOR THE OLYMPICS with a different team this time around. The Winter Games in Torino, Italy will be Lyons’ second Olympics as

  • Letters to the Editor

    Letters in response to “Loose Cannon: Babes in R.O.I.land”

  • Holiday Search Tips from Some Magi

    It’s time once again to start preparing for “The Season”, the make-or-break home stretch for many retailers that begins on Black Friday and ends when the last FedEx truck leaves the dock on Christmas Eve. And those who sell online may be expecting a whopper this time around, according to at least one preliminary forecast.

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  • Brands Flock to The Apprentice ‘Stewart-Style’

    Random House has signed on as the first task sponsor of NBC’s anticipated The Apprentice: Martha Stewart, with a team of marketers following close behind, according to a show spokesman. Similar to the original Apprentice starring Donald Trump, …

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