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Stories: News

Merck, Schering Wage PR Battle After Vytorin Backlash

Rich Thomaselli

Published: January 22, 2008

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AdAge.com) -- Merck & Co. and Schering-Plough Corp., co-marketers of embattled cholesterol drug Vytorin, have gone into damage-control mode, taking out newspaper ads assuring the public that the drug they market is safe.

Stories: MediaWorks Media People

PHD's Fred Sattler to Join Initiative

Jean Halliday

Published: January 22, 2008

DETROIT (AdAge.com) -- PHD's Fred Sattler will join Initiative as managing director on the newly won Hyundai and Kia accounts, he told Advertising Age at the Detroit auto show this week. Mr. Sattler, 51, said he'll be moving back to the Los Angeles area from his native Detroit, where he had been exec VP-general manager of Omnicom Group's PHD, Troy, Mich., working on Chrysler's account from 2004 until recently.

Stories: Agency News

Chipotle Set to Go With DeVito/Verdi as Agency

Rupal Parekh

Published: January 22, 2008

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Chipotle Mexican Grill, nearing the end of a several months-long agency search, is poised to tap independent DeVito/Verdi, New York, to handle its $15 million to $20 million account.

Stories: News

Drug Makers Yank Vytorin TV Ads

Rich Thomaselli

Published: January 22, 2008

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AdAge.com) -- Merck & Co. and Schering-Plough Corp. have yanked the popular "two sources" TV advertising campaign for cholesterol-lowering drug Vytorin.

Stories: People & Players

People on the Move

Published: January 22, 2008

Jack Neary, vice chairman-chief creative officer, BBDO Canada, is relocating to New York to take on the newly created role of BBDO's worldwide creative director on P&G. Ian MacKellar, who has been promoted to executive creative director, BBDO, Toronto, will take over Mr. Neary's creative responsibilities.

Stories: News

Under Armour Stock Starts to Rebound

Jeremy Mullman

Published: January 22, 2008

CHICAGO (AdAge.com) -- Shares of Under Armour are recovering today after last week's plunge following news that the athletic-apparel company bought its first Super Bowl ad -- a purchase estimated to amount to one-third of its total media budget.

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