I love Google’s SMS feature. Simply text your question (for instance, Tapio 29 Restaurant New York City) to GOOGL (or 46645) and it comes back with a text message, two seconds later, with the address. So simple, so brilliant.
Anyhow, Yahoo! has just launched theirs, (Text 92466 - YAHOO) as well. Let’s play with them both, […]
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Great story here about how Kellogg’s didn’t really do their homework when naming their new cereal Coco-Rocks. Coco-Rocks is Euro-slang for Crack dipped in chocolate pudding while being made.
Oops.
More bad marketing examples here, thanks to Snopes.
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go out to my PR associates and friends in London. Stay safe.
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So very, very sad. Judith Miller of the New York Times was ordered to jail today by a judge for refusing to divulge the source who revealed her CIA operative. (Link to Wonkette)
So be careful. We can no longer give tips to reporters on stories without having a bit of fear that our reporter will […]
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Can we FINALLY take those damn "NYC 2012" signs off all the cabs? Seriously - Let’s go back to hating every other city again.
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Good effort, but fortunately, no olympics. It would have been the RNC x 1 million.
Good luck, Paris or London.
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According to this article in Ad Age today, McDonald’s is planning on making over their uniforms - they’re in talks with P Diddy, Tommy Hilfiger, and Russell Simmons to help them do this.
Their goal is to make their employees walking billboards.
Prediction: This will NOT work.
The whole concept behind a McJob is that it’s something you […]
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The PR implications of how people will react to the nomination process
wil be like nothing we’ve ever seen before… Stay tuned. I’ll have a
lot more soon.
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WWD is reporting that American Apparel is being sued, yet again, for sexual harassment. So tell me - is it really happening, or is it a bunch of people jumping on the bandwagon?
Thoughts?
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