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Breaking Into the Energy Drink Business
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A Field Guide to Celebrity Creative Directors
Companies are enlisting high-profile collaborators to act as brand ambassadors. A breakdown of what, if anything, that fancy CD title really means -
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'The Bachelor' Sees a Revival. Blame Twitter
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Hasbro’s “unisex” Easy-Bake Oven is the latest in a series of toys to cross the gender divide -
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Starbucks’ $40,000 Cup Campaign for Bipartisanship
While the coffee giant doesn’t support ads on its cups, Starbucks is using the space to promote a message -
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Game On: Super Bowl Ads Are Already Playing Online
Companies forking out $4 million for 30-second spots are already previewing their commercials on the Internet
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