Filed under: Consumer
July 31, 2006 • 11:40 am 0
Bebo challenges MySpace with launch of music offering – Digital Bulletin – Digital news by Email – Brand Republic
July 31, 2006 • 10:50 am 0
AOL Plans Expansion of Videos on Portal – New York Times
July 31, 2006 • 8:28 am 0
» New Apple European patent art points to iPod-cell phone | IP Telephony, VoIP, Broadband | ZDNet.com
July 31, 2006 • 8:20 am 0
CNN snatching page out of YouTube’s book | CNET News.com
July 31, 2006 • 8:19 am 0
Digital Kids: MySpace blurs line between friends and flacks | CNET News.com
July 31, 2006 • 8:17 am 0
Newcastle Brown Ale Sweeps Offers Prizes for Him and Her
Newcastle Brown Ale Sweeps Offers Prizes for Him and Her
Its like the devil on one shoulder and the angel on the other. Newcastle Brown Ales latest sweepstakes feature one prize “that gets you into trouble and one prize that gets you out of trouble.”
Filed under: advertising, Beer, Men
July 31, 2006 • 8:15 am 0
Cokes New Site Challenges Consumer to Create Bottle Film
Cokes New Site Challenges Consumer to Create Bottle Film
The Coca-Cola Co. has relaunched its Web site around the theme of its latest global marketing platform for the Coke brand, “The Coke Side of Life,” and challenges consumers around the world be become a major content portal.
Filed under: advertising, Branded Entertainment, Internet, social networking
July 28, 2006 • 4:30 pm 0
..:: SLURPEE – Now That’s Cold! ::..
711 has developed in an interactive website in conjunction with AOL’s Impact Team. It offers a “cool” environment titled the Cold Crib with chances to win AOL music, some wicked gear and VIP access to the site. This is a great example of an integrated marketing campaign.
Filed under: Branded Entertainment, content, downloads, entertainment, music
July 28, 2006 • 4:30 pm 0
Rolling Stones Phone It In – Yahoo! News
Rolling Stones Phone It In – Yahoo! News
The veteran rockers have announced a service allowing fans from all over the world to phone in to a toll-free number and, for a nominal fee, listen to any of the band’s European concert dates in real time.
The “Start Me Up” purveyors are the first to implement the technology, dubbed Listen Live Now!, for the European leg of their A Bigger Bang tour, kicking off Friday in Paris. The service costs $1.99 per seven minutes of concert time and is available through both cell phones and land lines, per a press release.
July 28, 2006 • 4:26 pm 0
Alcone Marketing Group - Consumer Lab 