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Swedish House Mafia Parts Ways in New Volvo Campaign -
This music video created by Volvo for the dance group Swedish House Mafia cleverly bridges the gap between branded content, product placement and social media.
USA, AMC Seeking Upfront Price Increases -- Before Negotiations Begin -
Before their annual negotiations for upcoming ad time even begin in earnest, USA Network and AMC Networks are asking buyers to adjust the starting numbers upwards.
Three Ways Yahoo Can Avoid Screwing Up Tumblr -
News item:
Yahoo! to Acquire Tumblr
Promises not to screw it up
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Recording TV Shows With a Tweet -
Ever forget to record a TV show and wish there was another way to do it? Brazil's largest satellite provider, Sky, is testing a way for subscribers to record shows via Twitter.
Yahoo to Bring More Ad Formats to Tumblr, Mayer Says -
The most glaring question regarding Yahoo's Tumblr acquisition is how it will generate more advertising revenue from a platform that, to date, has taken a minimalist approach to incorporating advertising.
Behind Coke's Attempt to Unite Indians and Pakistanis with Vending Machines -
Coca-Cola's long experimented with its vending machines, trying to make them more technologically advanced than the average soda-spitter-outer.
Your Brand Caught in a Pop-Culture Crisis? You Shoulder Some Blame -
Tyler, the Creator. Rick Ross. Lil Wayne.
Brands like Mountain Dew and Reebok have turned on a dime on the recording artists they've struck deals with and dropped talent in light of a small group of critics making a lot of noise.
Mad Men Recap: Need for Speed -
That the electrifying opening -- a dark, tight, frantic shot of Ken Cosgrove; a speeding carful of drunken, jowly old men; and a gun -- was not even the strangest moment in last night's "Mad Men" episode tells you just how bizarre it was.
Amazon Taps Initiative to Serve as Global Media Agency -
Amazon has selected Interpublic Group of Cos' Initiative following a fast-paced global media agency review that began earlier this year.
RadioShack Looks to Regain Relevance With Push for Younger Consumers -
Gyrating, scantily clad models with pouty red lips haven't exactly been a hallmark of RadioShack advertising, but the latest spot -- inspired by Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines" music video and promoting Beats by Dre's Pill speaker -- is the first indication the electronics retailer is embarking on major changes.
