A North Carolina charity that fights homelessness and poverty urges donors to purchase naming rights to everything it needs, from a can of corn to caseworkers. Donors receive personalized certificates that can be shared in social media or printed as posters.
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A call for untouched photos of Lena Dunham from the new issue of Vogue had some wondering about the target and the far different terrain women’s magazines cover nowadays.
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Men are also attacked, but their bodies aren’t the target.
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Juan Pablo Galavis, the current star of ABC’s long-running reality show, told a journalist he opposed putting a gay man at the center of the program.
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Small businesses can use tools on Facebook to track customers from ad to website, and target audiences more precisely.
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The Anheuser-Busch division of Anheuser-Busch InBev has a game plan for Super Bowl XLVIII that focuses on Bud Light and Budweiser.
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The decision by a federal appeals court could pave the way for providers like Verizon and AT&T to charge content companies to deliver data at a faster speed.
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Along with donating $250,000 to the nonprofit Peace One Day, Axe is promoting it on its website and Facebook page.
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A news report that the Israeli defense minister thinks John Kerry’s efforts are naïve and messianic drew criticism from Washington and some Israeli leaders.
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At an overflow membership meeting of the stage actors union, concerns were expressed about the pay — lower than past norms — to performers on coming tours.
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“It’s everywhere you want to be,” has become “Everywhere you want to be” to highlight many options available under the Visa brand umbrella, including mobile and electronic payments.
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The JeffreyGroup, an agency known mainly for public relations, is creating a new agency to provide cross-cultural marketing to Hispanics.
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The play “Bronx Bombers” uses official team and Major League logos in ads at sports bars and on sports radio and TV.
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A look at how Robin Roberts of “Good Morning America” and other news anchors broke the news that they are gay.
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A new campaign for Staples promotes the fact that the office products chain sells much more these days than folders and clips.
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Several new e-book subscription services are analyzing the data of readers and providing it free.
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Universal Pictures announced that the movie had been pushed back nine months after one of the movie’s stars, Paul Walker, died in a car crash.
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Ananda Pradnya Paramita, 27, died shortly after posting on Twitter that she had worked for 30 consecutive hours, prompting criticism of the industry’s workaholic culture.
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Natalie Massenet has already made Net-a-Porter a powerful force in the fashion world. Now, with a new, high-profile post and a print magazine on the way, she is charting a new course.
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Religious and conservative groups accused A&E of attacking Christian values and free speech after the network suspended Phil Robertson over comments he made in GQ magazine.
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