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Friday, February 3 2012

Super Bowl XLVI: Commercial Success?

By Comfort Clinton

If you’re like me and are more jazzed about decorating chocolate covered strawberries to look like mini-footballs than about the big game, here is a list of some hotly anticipated things to look forward to when the ole’ pig skin is taking a breather.


Wednesday, September 14 2011

Stop Tweeting Sh%! and Buy This

By Anita Schillhorn van Veen

They say art imitates life, but so does advertising. What does that mean when we live our lives online?


Friday, July 15 2011

TV’s Most Memorable Commercials

By Jessy Krupa

This year is the 70th anniversary of the first TV commercial, so we cast our glance back at the some of the most memorable ads of all time.


Wednesday, September 23 2009

The New Influencers: A Marketer’s Guide to the New Social Media by Paul Gillin

By Patrick W. Gallagher

Paul Gillin writes with an almost feverish, utopian optimism about the "endless possibilities" of Web 2.0 that becomes irritating.


Monday, April 13 2009

Catalog by Robin Cherry

By Rob Horning

Absurd as they frequently are, catalogs have a good chance of surviving longer than the magazines of which they have long seemed so derivative.


Thursday, February 5 2009

Word-of-mouth advertising gets boost from networking sites

By Brad Talbutt


Monday, February 2 2009

Super Bowl ads: More gems than clunkers

By Steve Johnson


Sunday, February 1 2009

Pressure’s on for big-game advertisers to bowl us over

By Chuck Barney


Friday, January 30 2009

Super Bowl commercials still pouring it on

By Rick Kushman


Wednesday, April 16 2008

Advertisers are eyeing your cell phone

By Wailin Wong


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