Posted on May 28, 2009 by Desi Tzoneva
Recent research reveals that advertisers are taking advantage of social networking tools such as Facebook, to boost their branding presence. Coca-Cola, Starbucks and Kraft, for instance, are all using Facebook to generate consumer insight. For example, Coca-Cola’s main page on Facebook now has over three million ‘friends.’ Michael Donnelly, Director of Worldwide Interactive Marketing says that the fan-page was [...]
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Posted on May 21, 2009 by kerryn27
According to the New York Times, Starbucks has launched a new ad campaign aimed at a new generation of coffee drinkers. The coffeehouse chain is putting up new advertising posters in six major cities in America, and to further spread its message, it is attempting to make use of the power of social media by [...]
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Posted on November 10, 2008 by leigh3a
Gillian Reagan of The New York Observer wrote an interesting blogpost titled “Digital Doomsday” a few weeks ago.
In it, she describes a spoof of the Evolution of Man chart, where the final picture is a man hunched over a computer, looking “just as simple-minded as the furry fellow at the back of the line”. She [...]
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