Preparing a product for the beauty parade
25 Oct 2004 | by David Ward
Sending a product out for review can be a nail-biting moment. David Ward discovers how you can secure the fairest possible write-ups
ALVISO, CA: TiVo is fighting widespread media scrutiny for allegedly abandoning its brand ideals with an arrangement that would help advertisers better reach its viewers.
Sending a product out for review can be a nail-biting moment. David Ward discovers how you can secure the fairest possible write-ups
In the waning days of July, search engine giant Google was getting ready for its IPO.
BlueArc, a storage-hardware company, has always had to live in the shadow of two larger competitors, EMC and Network Appliance.
Zila Nutraceuticals hired Soapbox PR to craft a campaign to draw attention to a 20-year-old vitamin product - Ester-C.
New management took over the United Service Organizations World Headquarters (USO) in the spring of 2002.
With today's technology being what it is, direct mailings have fallen by the wayside, cast aside on kitchen tables and post-office floors.
For every debut of a sexy new product, 10 more pedestrian ones struggle to win headlines. Mark Hazlin discovers how to spice up a mundane launch
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.