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Stories: News

Ad Industry Cut Another 18,700 Jobs in December

Bradley Johnson

Published: February 09, 2009

LOS ANGELES (AdAge.com) -- The U.S. advertising and media industry slashed 18,700 jobs in December, bringing industry job losses in this recession to 65,100.

Blogs: Songs For Soap

Wrigley Suspends Chris Brown in Campaign

Charlie Moran

Published: February 09, 2009

R&B superstar Chris Brown has run into trouble with his own squeaky-clean sponsor Wrigley this weekend after an alleged altercation with Rihanna.

Stories: Digital

Mobile Effort Gets More to Say 'I Can' Purchase a Porsche

Rita Chang

Published: February 09, 2009

SAN FRANCISCO (AdAge.com) -- In just a 4-month-long pilot run, mobile outperformed Porsche's wider campaign to convince buyers it wasn't just an unaffordable icon.

Blogs: Adages

An Unauthorized Trader Joe's Commercial

Ken Wheaton

Published: February 09, 2009

Here's an unauthorized Trader Joe's commercial that popped up on Twitter today.

Stories: News

Super Bowl Advertising: Everyone's a Winner

Ann Marie Kerwin

Published: February 09, 2009

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Ad Age sifted through the more than 50 different (and often dubious) ratings systems to try to gauge Super Bowl winners or losers based, at least loosely, on the goals of the brands involved.

Stories: News

Phelps Brand, Endorsements Take a Hit

Emily Bryson York

Published: February 09, 2009

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- The pot-smoking photo that rocketed around the world has cost superstar Michael Phelps a deal with squeaky-clean Kellogg and earned him a three-month suspension from USA Swimming and and is likely to delay an about-to-break ad campaign for Subway.

Blogs: The Big Tent

What Does Authenticity Mean?

Dieste

Published: February 09, 2009

When thinking authenticity, think street food. Of course a restaurant could match those flavors. If we switched the street food with well-made chain-produced tacos without alerting eaters, no one would taste the difference. But that doesn't make the chain restaurant authentic; it only means that the authenticity of street food is in the street, not the food.

Stories: Print Edition

Don't Get Bamboozled by Post-Super Bowl 'Results'

Published: February 09, 2009

Never has a group of ads been so scrutinized, dissected and measured as the ones from this year's Super Bowl -- and all to tell us so little.

Stories: Rance Crain

In Journalism and War, Brady Showed Extraordinary Discipline

Rance Crain

Published: February 09, 2009

Former Ad Age writer Jim Brady was one of a kind not only because of his superb writing skills but also because of his extraordinary discipline.

Stories: MediaWorks

Hachette Filipacchi Drops Out of Magazine Publishers of America

Nat Ives

Published: February 09, 2009

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S., publisher of magazines including Elle and Car and Driver, has dropped out of the Magazine Publishers of America, the magazine industry's association for promoting the medium, lobbying in Washington and supporting magazine publishers. Hachette casts its withdrawal as a response to the recession. "These are extraordinary economic times," a spokeswoman said, "and this is one of a number of hard decisions that we are making until conditions change."

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