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Stories: Madison+Vine: FYI

Geico to Sponsor Two Nat Geo Channel Shows

Published: January 08, 2009

Geico has signed on to be the first title sponsor of the National Geographic Channel series "Dangerous Encounters With Brady Barr" and "Wild."

Stories: MediaWorks

Key Congressman Floats DTV-Switch Delay

Ira Teinowitz

Published: January 08, 2009

WASHINGTON DC (AdAge.com) -- A key U.S. legislator is considering pushing back the Feb. 17 switch to all-digital broadcast TV signals. "With the date looming, moving the date back certainly warrants further discussion and may be a wise choice," said Daniel Reilly, an aide to Massachusetts Rep. Ed Markey, who heads the House Energy and Commerce Committee's telecom committee.

Stories: Agency News

Virgin Mobile Expands Creative Roster, Shifts Media Duties

Rupal Parekh

Published: January 08, 2009

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Virgin Mobile USA has shaken up its roster of creative and media shops as its chief marketer, Bob Stohrer, seeks a broader mix of agency partners to work on the brand.

Stories: News

Lay's Aims to Improve Its Chips' Image

Emily Bryson York

Published: January 08, 2009

CHICAGO (AdAge.com) -- This news just in: Lay's potato chips are made from potatoes. To combat the perception of the snack as overprocessed, the ubiquitous chip is mounting a multimillion-dollar campaign from agency Juniper Park, Toronto, that underscores the fact that the product is made from just three ingredients: potatoes, sunflower oil and salt. The tagline: "Happiness is simple."

Stories: Agency News

Hoegaarden Names Amsterdam Worldwide Global Agency

Jeremy Mullman

Published: January 08, 2009

CHICAGO (AdAge.com) -- Hoping to capitalize on a growing market for wheat beers, Anheuser-Busch InBev today named Amsterdam Worldwide global agency of record for its Hoegaarden beer, following a review.

Stories: MediaWorks

Festival of Media Moves to Valencia, Spain

Michael Bush

Published: January 08, 2009

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- The Festival of Media, taking place April 19-21, is was moving from Venice to the Palacio de Congresos in Valencia, Spain, and adding a global awards program.

Stories: MediaWorks

Obama's Transition Team Urges Delay for Digital-TV Switch

Ira Teinowitz

Published: January 08, 2009

WASHINGTON (AdAge.com) -- President-elect Barack Obama's transition team is urging a delay in the Feb. 17 digital-TV transition. In a letter today to senators and congressmen, John Podesta, co-chair of the transition team, cited "major difficulties" in preparations for the digital changeover and new questions about the availability of coupons for converter boxes.

Stories: News

'Morning-After Pill' Catches Flak for MTV.com Ad

Rich Thomaselli

Published: January 08, 2009

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- The so-called morning-after pill is advertising on MTV.com. Emergency contraceptive Plan B has been controversial from the moment it was approved in 2006 as an over-the-counter drug available without a prescription to women 18 and older. Now, the brand's choice of ad placement is stoking debate about where --and at what age -- sexual- and reproductive-health education is appropriate.

Stories: MediaWorks

A Reality Show With a Decent, Empathetic Cast? Can That Work?

Larry Dobrow

Published: January 08, 2009

Like many other viewers who came of voyeuristic age in the era of MTV's "The Real World," I've long since outgrown it. At some point, the exhaustively diverse casts and manufactured drama started to grate rather than amuse (did I say "amuse"? I meant "enlighten me that, like, being different is totally cool, because we're all totally fellow citizens of Planet Universe"). Around that same time, I started to preface my every utterance with a loud, thoughtful clearing of the throat and a rant about these young kids today, with the hair and the skateboards and the texting.

Stories: Madison+Vine: Data

Nielsen Product-Placement Report

Published: January 08, 2009

NEW YORK -- "Kitchen Nightmares" was the highest scoring show in the latest round of Nielsen's TV program product placement survey.

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