05 Dec 2006
| by Michael Bush
Hyundai Motor America and Hyundai dealers nationwide have been doing their part in the fight against pediatric cancer for years now by donating a portion of every new vehicle sold in the US to pediatric cancer research.
01 Dec 2006
| by Michael Bush
MILWAUKEE: Harley-Davidson has decided to stay with Lagrant Communications as its lead African-American and Hispanic PR agency after a recent formal account review. Lagrant has been the company's multicultural agency for the past two years.
29 Nov 2006
| by Lisa LaMotta
As hot temperatures exploded across the country this summer, the Chrysler Group was looking for a way to attract attention from media and potential buyers for its new 2007 Dodge Nitro, set to hit dealerships in the fall.
06 Nov 2006
| by Michael Bush
TORRANCE, CA: Lexus is marking the debut of its redesigned flagship sedan, the LS 460, with an integrated marketing campaign that includes a traveling contemporary art exhibition called The 460 Degrees Gallery.
06 Nov 2006
| by Lisa LaMotta
The Healthy Streets Campaign (HSC) was formed by the Chicagoland Bicycle Association as a means to spur dialogue about making the city's streets safer.
06 Nov 2006
| by Michael Bush
Detroit: General Motors has selected Hass MS&L as its diversity AOR to handle media and community outreach targeting the African-American, Asian, Hispanic, women, and GLBT markets. Hass MS&L is currently one of GM's global firms.
26 Sep 2006
| by David Ward
One of the biggest challenges facing any company is how to get the media and the public to give it a second look after it's been established in a market for a while.
11 Sep 2006
| by Michael Bush
CYPRESS, CA: Mitsubishi Motors North America has selected Ruder Finn to be AOR for its US business.
06 Sep 2006
| by Hamilton Nolan
THOUSAND OAKS, CA: General Motors is positioning a controversial new program to provide college journalists with a free trip to Las Vegas to learn about the company's products as a novel attempt to reach out to an underserved media demographic.
05 Sep 2006
| by Julia Hood
"There are just a few guys - Luca Del Monte, who used to be at Ferrari, Bill Baker, who used to be at Land Rover - who are so powerfully authentic that they make you believe in the brand because you believe in them," Dan Neil, automobile columnist for the LA Times , says vie e-mail. "Geoff [Day] is...