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Home Depot Dangles Chance to Train with Olympian
Home Depot is giving one consumer a chance to train with one of 33 Olympians who work for the company.
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Build-A-Bear Searches for Huggable Heroes
Retailer Build-A-Bear Workshop is on the hunt for a few good heroes—children who demonstrate extraordinary service to their local communities.
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Slim Jim, MasterCard Sponsor Dew Action Sports Tour
ConAgra Foods Inc.’s Slim Jim and MasterCard International are getting a piece of the action under a new sponsorship of the Dew Action Sports Tour.
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Starbucks Goes Hollywood
Last month, business reports and media headlines screamed about Starbucks Corp.’s entry into the movie business.
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Music for ‘My’ Generation
The sweet beat of branding will reverber during the Rolling Stones’ performance at this year’s Super Bowl. The multigenerational appeal Stones’
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Blanketing the Beach
In the span of a month, beach locales such as Panama City and Daytona in Florida, South Padre Island in Texas, as well as offshore hotspots like Cancun and the islands of the Caribbean will swell with
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New York Times, Jeopardy Team for Joint Promo
The New York Times is joining forces with TV quiz show Jeopardy to print daily questions from the hit show to boost the game show’s audience and, likewise, newspaper readership.
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Marketers Open New Venues for Super Bowl Ads
Marketers plan to make hay with the big bucks spent on each Super Bowl ad this Sunday by extending the creative well beyond Game Day. With spots costing an average $2.4 million, plans call for spreading the message across multiple channels, including iPods and cell phones.
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M&Ms Sweeten Oscar Night
M&Ms is sending Red and Yellow to the Oscars again this year. The candy brand is sponsoring a slate of Oscar-themed promotions with Loews Theaters, Blockbuster and Ralphs supermarkets….
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Timberland Launches On-Pack ‘Nutrition Label,’ Call for Action
Taking a lead from CPG companies, footwear and apparel company Timberland plans to roll out new packaging that will include a “nutrition label” detailing how and where the product was manufactured and its impact on the environment.