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November 2008: Optimize
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Politics Unusual: Media and the Making of a President.
Keyboard politics and the Internet have replaced the backroom dealings of Presidential elections with a more immediate, personal and opinionated forum for evaluating candidates and platforms...
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Economic Blues Color Holiday Outlook.
Scrooge will be in good company this holiday season, as American consumers tighten their belts and hang on to their wallets, with 85% planning to spend less or the same as last year...
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Gourmet Shoppers Cook Up Retail Opportunities.
With rising inflation and gas prices taking a bite out of household budgets, now is a good time to cater to high-earning, big-spending, home-grown gourmet cooks who account for one in five U.S. households...
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Flying Fingers
Text-messaging has become so popular that U.S. mobile subscribers now send and receive more text-messages in a month than they do phone calls. Increasing 351% since last year, it has become a ubiquitous method of communication for more than just teens...
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One Nation Under Madden.
How does a brand stay true to its core, continually reinvent itself for 20 years and manage to thrive in the challenging new media? The Madden video game scored a marketing touchdown with a commitment to authenticity and a three-screen approach that made it a cross-over cultural phenomenon...
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A Widening Market: The Obese Consumer.
Obesity is on the rise around the world, but is especially predominant in the U.S. How should marketers navigate this sensitive, but opportunity-laden environment? In a word—carefully—and with a solid understanding of whom the obese consumer is...
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