John Thune, Republican chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, wants a response to a report that Facebook suppressed conservative articles.
ESPN filed suit last April after Verizon moved some channels off Fios’s basic cable offering and separated them into tiers customers could choose from.
Gannett, the parent company of USA Today, said no future puzzles by the editor, Timothy Parker, would appear in its publications.
As the cost of healthcare continued to skyrocket across the U.S., DCP Midstream, the number one processor of natural gas, needed healthier employees. With “Listen To Your Body,” gyro launched a full integrated, incentive based Wellness program to convince the DCP workforce to make significant lifestyle changes. Through the voice of handmade felt organs (such as the colon and spleen) and their mortal enemies (such as French fries and cigarettes), the message successfully encouraged employees to lead healthier lives. As a result, DCP lowered healthcare expenditures by 12 million dollars.
A German court rejected a request by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan for an injunction against the chief executive of Axel Springer over his support for a comedian who lampooned the Turkish leader.
(TrendHunter.com) From June 6th to 10th 2016, Toronto will host SMWi Toronto, joining major cities around the world with an independent Social Media Week event dedicated to digital technology and the social realm….
Uma das grandes vantagens que o Telegram tem sobre o WhatsApp é a possibilidade de usar o programa sem a necessidade de um celular. Essa vantagem começa a perder um pouco de espaço hoje, já que o mensageiro comprado pelo Facebook disponibilizou a primeira versão do programa para sistemas operacionais de desktop, começando pelo Windows […]
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Brazil was the world soccer champion five times, but does not practice other olympic sports so often. But this year there is something totally new happening: it is the first time in history that Brazil is going to host the Olympics. A champion is born everyday. Watch it 24/7. We found through the search that some months in history had champion athletes born every day, and used this insight to promote BandSports 24/7 broadcast. Inviting viewers to follow the best Olympic Sports and not miss the chance to see a new champion.
Brazil was the world soccer champion five times, but does not practice other olympic sports so often. But this year there is something totally new happening: it is the first time in history that Brazil is going to host the Olympics. A champion is born everyday. Watch it 24/7. We found through the search that some months in history had champion athletes born every day, and used this insight to promote BandSports 24/7 broadcast. Inviting viewers to follow the best Olympic Sports and not miss the chance to see a new champion.
Brazil was the world soccer champion five times, but does not practice other olympic sports so often. But this year there is something totally new happening: it is the first time in history that Brazil is going to host the Olympics. A champion is born everyday. Watch it 24/7. We found through the search that some months in history had champion athletes born every day, and used this insight to promote BandSports 24/7 broadcast. Inviting viewers to follow the best Olympic Sports and not miss the chance to see a new champion.
Marty Stock, who left FCB and took MillerCoors along with him in 2012, will be working with Y&R Chicago for the second time in his career.
In addition to Y&R, Stock will continue to serve as CEO of Cavalry, the dedicated agency he founded to handle the MillerCoors business. A statement we received from Y&R today confirms earlier reports that he will also lead that agency’s Chicago office:
“Marty Stock, who is CEO of WPP’s Cavalry, will now also provide local management leadership for Y&R Chicago, as John Fraser leaves to pursue other interests.”
Fraser came to Y&R just over a year ago to serve as president after leading mcgarrybowen’s Windy City office, and he was let go by global CEO David Sable this morning. We followed up to clarify the title issue with Y&R, which confirmed that Stock will indeed serve as chief executive officer at both operations.
The initial story read like the two agencies would become one, and that made sense given that Cavalry lost its primary client last summer when Coors launched a review and eventually sent its various brands to different agencies including 72andSunny, Venables Bell & Partners and Mekanism in Chicago. The split followed a somewhat tumultuous period in which Cavalry fired CCO Jim Larmon (he’s now with SPM Marketing) and Coors Light rejected an entire campaign…just as it later did with VB&P’s first efforts for the Leinenkugel’s brand.
It’s a little unusual for one man to be CEO at two shops in the same city at the same time, but Y&R told us that “there is no plan to merge the agencies.” Seems like someone wasn’t planning to announce this news today.
After losing Miller last August, Cavalry posted what read like a requiem on its homepage. But the agency had picked up work beyond its primary client, and a quick glance at its site today includes mentions of several smaller new clients like American Freedom Foundation and Aidell’s Sausage along with one very big win: RJ Reynolds. (Perhaps Cavalry will be teaming up with Havas Chicago’s Millennial research division Annex on that account.)
Cavalry has yet to announce the hiring of a new chief creative officer, and it’s not clear at this moment how the two teams working under Stock will collaborate. But surely they will, no?
On cans, “King of Beers” will be replaced with “E Pluribus Unum” (“Out of many, one”), the words on U.S. currency, among other changes.
Ms. Ganeless has been in charge of the network since 2004. Kent Alterman, president of original programming, will succeed her.
The company is abandoning its Infinity line of console games and toys. Strength at its studios was offset by weakness in some television businesses.
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