GOP comms vets join forces
24 Oct 2007 | by Ted McKenna
WASHINGTON: Four Republican communication veterans have formed a new strategic communications firm called HDMK.
Who is your client, and what are its media goals?
WASHINGTON: Four Republican communication veterans have formed a new strategic communications firm called HDMK.
The Coleman Co. will go to the ends of the earth, literally, to generate publicity. Since 1900, Coleman has provided outdoor products, such as lanterns, stoves, tents, sleeping bags, backpacks, coolers, furniture, and grills.
ALPHARETTA, GA: When most people saw millions of midges attacking the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians during a playoff game earlier this month at Jacobs Field, the people at United Industries, the makers of Cutter insect repellent, saw a marketing opportunity.
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