After Logitech acquired WiLife in 2007, home digital video security cameras (DVS) became a part of its portfolio.

KETC was commissioned by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting to produce Gearing Up, a documentary about the 2008 FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) robotics competition.

Jenny Shanley, head of US PR for Reebok, explains that the toning shoe category is hot despite the tepid economy, noting that some analysts have called it a $100 million category that is expected to continue to grow.

In January 2009, salmonella contamination at a Peanut Corporation of America manufacturing plant, which supplied ingredients to many brands, led to the recall of 3,000-plus products.

Pulitzer Prize winning journalists Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn didn't want to simply promote their new book Half the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide (published by Knopf September 14).

When reality show celebrity Trista Sutter ("The Bachelorette" and "Dancing with the Stars") publicly announced she would have her tubes tied after her second child's birth in April 2009, Conceptus and AOR Loomis Group approached her with information about Essure, the company's permanent birth control device.

Jump for the Cause (JFTC) is a nonprofit skydiving organization that raises money for City of Hope's breast cancer research.

Francie Schulwolf, VP of corporate communications, Americas, at IHG, explains that while brand awareness of Holiday Inn (HI) was very high, it had become "marred with an inconsistent image."

Martek Biosciences produces a vegetarian docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), which reportedly supports brain health and is added to a number of nutritional products.

On April 9, the nonprofit Netherlands Board of Tourism & Conventions (NBTC) launched a free iPhone destination app, the Amsterdam Mobile Guide, and what was believed to be the first from a European tourism board.