29 Dec 2005
| by Andrew Gordon
As the industry gears up for the endurance test better known as CES (Consumer Electronics Show), the lineup of companies attending is a testament not just to how CES has trumped Comdex as the must-attend tech tradeshow, but also how consumer electronics have become such a dominant, ubiquitous part of...
28 Dec 2005
| by Mark Hand
NEW YORK: Burson-Marsteller has hired Chris O'Neill as chairman of US brand marketing. He will handle brand communications strategies for clients, reporting to Ken Rietz, US CEO and worldwide vice chairman.
22 Dec 2005
| by Michael Bush
MIDDELTON, WI: American Girl, a subsidiary of Mattel, has launched its first major effort in its 20-year history, but a pro-life group is taking some of the credit for the campaign, and the news coverage it’s gotten.
21 Dec 2005
| by Keith O'Brien
DETROIT: As Saturn pursues a design-centered brand "revitalization," the GM division has introduced a media relations campaign using the video iPod to help general- interest publications better visualize its offerings.
16 Dec 2005
| by Hamilton Nolan
HOUSTON: Kekst & Company aided oil giant ConocoPhillips on its massive acquisition of natural gas company Burlington Resources last week.
16 Dec 2005
| by Michael Bush
New York: Coca Cola is launching a global marketing effort in the first half of 2006 featuring its new slogan, “Welcome to the Coke side of life.”
14 Dec 2005
| by Michael Bush
NEW YORK: The holiday season has been one of giving for American Christmas, a significant player in the holiday decorating market.
12 Dec 2005
| by Beth Herskovits
Looking at Cohn & Wolfe's innovative attempt to recast its own image, industry experts analyze the necessary - and not so necessary - elements of any agency branding campaign.
08 Dec 2005
| by Michael Bush
New York: Coca Cola announced it would launch a global marketing effort next year featuring its new slogan, “Welcome to the Coke side of life.”
05 Dec 2005
| by Beth Herskovits
Hospitals are branding themselves in a bid to attract patients.