May 2009
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May 31st | Brian Stelter | The New York Times
Starbucks Is Now the Official Joe of ‘Morning Joe’
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May 31st | Shaun Sutner | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Naming Rights a Big Business
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May 30th | Jonathan Sibun | Telegraph (UK)
Technology Giants Have an Eye on Sponsorship Deal
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May 27th | Brooks Barnes | The New York Times
Cigarettes in Popular Films Are Target of Health Groups
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May 22nd | Jonathan Cheng | The Wall Street Journal
Unilever Goes Hollywood
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May 22nd | PPN Staff | Product Placement News
Marriott Partners with Nickelodeon for Branded Family Entertainment
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May 21st | Andrew Hampp | Advertising Age
For Pizza Hut, Jesse James Is a Sponsored Man
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May 21st | Sara Silver and Emily Steel | The Wall Street Journal
Alcatel Gets Into Mobile Ads
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May 21st | Tom Lowry | BusinessWeek
Pandora: Unleashing Mobile Phone Ads
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May 19th | Christina Cheddar Berk | CNBC
Hitting Up Mom & Dad For Cash Is Just A Click Away
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May 19th | Stuart Elliott | The New York Times
TV Advertisers Are Offered Closer Ties With Content
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May 18th | Lewis Lazare | Chicago Sun-Times
7-Eleven Scores Big with Product Placement in 'Terminator Salvation'
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May 17th | Jeff Gelles | The Philadelphia Inquirer
Consumer Watch: FTC Builds Case on Telemarketers
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May 17th | Linda Matchan | The Boston Globe
A Sober Look at Ads and Children
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May 13th | Karlene Lukovitz | MediaPost
McDonald's, Fox Sign Global Movie Tie-In Deal
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May 8th | Mose Wiles | Media by Choice
“Private” TV in Public Schools is Alive and Well
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May 8th | Elke Bun | Reuters
Researchers Urge Crackdown on Junk Food TV Ads
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May 6th | Ari Karpel | The New York Times
A Book Packager Takes a Step Into Web Video
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May 2nd | Barry Jackson | Miami Herald
Dolphin Stadium Set to Become Land Shark Stadium