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Video Preview: Ad Age Marketer of the Year Candidates, 2008

Apple, Coors, McCain, Nike, Obama, Zappos

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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Advertising Age's Marketer of the Year ceremony will be part of the CMO Choice Awards on Oct. 16, to be held during the Association of National Advertisers conference in Orlando, Fla.

Ad Age reporters and editors across the country have chosen six finalists -- Apple, Coors, Sen. John McCain's campaign, Nike, Sen. Barack Obama's campaign and Zappos -- based upon their marketing operations during the past year.

In these six video previews, Ad Age staffers explain why each marketer is worthy of the top honor. The audience at the Oct. 16 event will cast a vote to determine which of the six is officially declared Marketer of the Year. Here are the nominees:

Candidate #1: APPLE

moy08 Apple

Candidate #2: COORS

moy08 Coors

Candidate #3: MCCAIN

moy08 McCain

Candidate #4: NIKE

moy08 Nike

Candidate #5: OBAMA

moy08 Obama

Candidate #6: ZAPPOS

moy08 Zappos


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  By joelrama | Norfolk, VA October 2, 2008 09:12:10 pm:
Not all Zappos customers are happy now that they know Zappos sells fur. They've set up a Twitter campaign against them: http://twitter.com/zappossellsfur
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