The Week in marketing: 4 November 2008
04 Nov 2008 | by Staff
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signed a six-figure deal with Microsoft Advertising to promote the cinema release of The Day the Earth ... menu options. Microsoft story deal Microsoft has partnered with the family entertainment company ...
Vickers BBDO, launched on Monday. Microsoft signs deal Microsoft has signed a three-year 'Memorandum ...
of International Marketing Partners and a specialist on US companies, firms such as Procter Gamble and Microsoft ...
In contrast, the US has 52 entries, Germany 10, France 8, Japan 7, Switzerland 5, Italy 4, The Netherlands 3, Republic of Korea 2, Switzerland 2 and Canada, Finland, Sweden and Spain one each. The brand value of the top 10 brands are Coca-Cola $66.7bn, IBM $59bn, Microsoft $59bn, GE $53.1bn, Nokia $35.9bn ...
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, the latest push also include online work. Kellogg has signed a deal with Microsoft Live Search to promote the campaign via MSN and Hotmail. Consumers visiting the promotion's website will be able to use Microsoft ...
, the marketing director will need to be on her guard as rivals attempt to steal back market share. Microsoft ...
Microsoft s Halo 3, which had held the record for the sum earned in a day by an entertainment product ... , at Massive, the in-game advertising network owned by Microsoft. Jean-Paul Edwards, head of media futures ...
game, designed by SMP in conjunction with Microsoft, and offers players soft themed prizes to winners ...
, Microsoft, Samsung and Visa. The nine remaining sponsors received Fs: Anheuser-Busch, Atos Origins, BHP ...
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