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Campbell’s Samples its Soups in Malls
Campbell’s Soup Co. is stopping in cities across the country to offer samples of its Campbell’s Select soups. The tour hits 24 malls in 18 cities where
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Children Take Over Times Square Nov. 8th
On Nov. 8 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. children of all ages will have full reign of Times Square. For the first time, area businesses have joined together to
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Lego Hosts Ornament-building in Mills Malls
The Lego Co. teams with mall developer Mills Corp. for a holiday promo that launches Nov. 29 with a “Build an Ornament” fundraiser to benefit Habitat
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C-Store Morph
Everyone is selling convenience these days. That means new competition for traditional convenience stores, and new opportunities for packaged goods marketers.
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VW and W Hotels Partner to Promote Phaeton
Volkswagen of America and W Hotels are guests a chance to test drive the new Phaeton from VW. The promotion, Get Behind the Wheel, began Monday and runs
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Reebok to Sponsor Latin Music Festivals
Reebok North America, Canton, MA, has signed as national sponsor of the Latino Music Festival Circuit for 2004. Reebok and retailer Just for Feet get
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POP Radio Buys SmartSource Radio
In-store radio network POP Radio has acquired the SmartSource Radio network from News America Marketing. With the acquisition, POP Radio will broadcast
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Sony Ericsson Uses Celeb Hook to Push ‘Mobile Imaging’
It’s a phone. It’s a camera. It’s a PDAno wait, it’s the latest generation of mobile phone cameras. To perk up consumer interest in these all-in-one devices,
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McDonald’s Plays Monopoly Againwith Best Buy
McDonald’s Corp. today launches Best Chance Monopoly with electronics retailer Best Buy as partner for the four-week game. Prizes include cash ($50 to
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Amazon.com Opens Packages for Sampling Opportunities
Amazon.com next month begins selling sampling space in its U.S. packages. Starting Nov. 17, advertisers can put samples or inserts in as many as 2.5 million