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Radio associations unite to restore image, morale

Kimberly Maul April 24, 2008

Three radio industry associations have united to try to bring radio back to the forefront of consumers' minds, as well as try to improve the perception of radio to advertisers and boost morale among the industry's members.
 

AAP hires Qorvis for lawsuit

Frank Washkuch April 24, 2008

WASHINGTON: Qorvis is handling media relations for The Association of American Publishers (AAP), as the publishing trade association supports three academic publishers' copyright lawsuit against Georgia State University (GSU).
 

In Brief

ATLANTA: Newell Rubbermaid (NR) recently named Ketchum as its global AOR for its technology global business unit, which offers technology solutions and interactive classroom programs. Led from the Ketchum South office in Atlanta, the agency will globally support brand communications for its office and interactive technology product portfolio, including DYMO and CardScan. It was a competitive review.

LOUISVILLE, KY: Humana launched a viral healthcare education campaign called "Stay Smart Stay Healthy" on November 10. The Louisville, KY-based health insurer created 10 videos that are being uploaded to a new Web site and to a YouTube channel. The focus of the videos is "the big questions that consumers are asking us," said Edward Batchelor, corporate director of Web and new media strategy for Humana. Video topics include the definition of consumer-driven healthcare, the difference between HMOs and PPOs, and the history of healthcare in the US. There is no marketing or PR campaign in place but Humana is testing the "viral nature" of educational videos for future projects, Batchelor said.

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Latest Technology Features

Web sites help fans remember 'Sarah Marshall'

Kimberly Maul April 23, 2008

Apatow Productions is hoping moviegoers aren't Forgetting Sarah Marshall after the film's opening weekend, April 18, and are using various Web sites to encourage fans to keep buzzing about the comedy, which stars Jason Segel and Kristen Bell.
 

AltaOne uses curiosity to create buzz about opening

Telisha Bryan April 23, 2008

Bank branch openings typically don't grab attention. So when AltaOne Federal Credit Union was expanding into Bakersfield, CA, it wanted to intrigue residents. "We wanted to give people a reason to care," says Wendy Cleveland, VP of marketing/business development at AltaOne.
 

Eye-Fi targets tech-savvy buyers with new product

Aarti Shah April 23, 2008

Amid the crowded electronics market, Red Consultancy launched Eye-Fi, a wireless memory card for cameras that automatically transfers photographs to Web sites and computers, to appeal to early adopters and the general public.
 

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