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Stories: Print Edition
You're Divided on Whether the Industry Needs Its Own Week
Published: October 02, 2007
Stories: People & Players
Freeland Takes CEO Post at IRI
Published: October 02, 2007
BATAVIA, Ohio (AdAge.com) -- Former SalesForce.com executive John Freeland has taken over as CEO of Information Resources Inc., succeeding Scott Klein, who has moved to IRI's parent company, Symphony Technology Group, as an operating partner.
Blogs: Campaign Trail
Published: October 02, 2007
Stories: News
Unilever Unleashes 'Onslaught' on Beauty Industry
Published: October 02, 2007
BATAVIA, Ohio (AdAge.com) -- Beauty-industry advertising is coming under attack once more by beauty advertiser Unilever in a follow-up to the widely honored Dove "Evolution" viral video that broke today in the U.S.
Blogs: The Big Tent
I Am Not a Minority! I Am a Human Being!
Published: October 02, 2007
A week ago, a former colleague told me his new employer, a "huge" multinational bank, was desperately looking to hire an Executive Vice President of Human Resources. "You're perfect for the gig!" he assured me. "They'll hire you in a second!" I really like this guy but I wasn't sure of what he was talking about. "They need to hire minorities. You're not only Hispanic, but you are a woman," he informed me.
Blogs: The Big Tent
Inspiring Young Talent After Advertising Week Is Over
Published: October 02, 2007
Stories: MediaWorks
QVC Aims to Insert 'Q' Into Pop Culture
Published: October 02, 2007
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- After 21 years, any brand could use a makeover. That was the approach Jeff Charney took when he was charged with creating the first-ever national advertising and marketing campaign for QVC, the home-shopping network.
Stories: News
P&G a Step Closer to Unloading Folgers, Pringles
Published: October 02, 2007
BATAVIA, Ohio (AdAge.com) -- Procter & Gamble Co. appears to be edging closer to selling its coffee and snack businesses, including its billion-dollar-plus Folgers and Pringles brands, according to people close to the company, though disposal of the $2 billion-plus Duracell battery business could be further away.
Stories: MediaWorks Media People
Wall Street Journal Turns to ESPN for Multimedia Sales
Published: October 02, 2007
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) -- Michael Rooney, who left ESPN to become The Wall Street Journal's first chief revenue officer last May, has again raided his old employer by hiring Chris Collins, who had been VP-multimedia sales at ESPN, to become VP-multimedia sales at The Wall Street Journal. Mr. Rooney earlier poached Don Reis, another ESPN multimedia sales VP, to become VP for West Coast ad sales at the Journal.
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