World Cup Buzz Goes on, with Loud Vuvuzela Tunes
Companies promote brands with brand new vuvuzela and anti-vuvuzela apps, while in England Kitbag capitalizes on the country’s disillusion with the national team.
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Five Memorable FIFA World Cup Commercials
Enjoy five brilliant TV ad spots related to the FIFA World Cup 2010 and choose your favorite.
FIFA World Cup Marketing Strategies Launched. Today: VISA
A very important marketing lesson is drawn from this first 2010 FIFA World Cup marketing strategy. Can you guess what it is?
Scotty Lago Makes Us Ponder, What’s Wrong With the Young Athletes of Today?
Athletes have a responsibility of proper conduct, something they seem to forget every now and again. But in the end, we remember their performances better than we remember their misbehaviors.
Tiger Woods’ PR Strategy Still Infuriating
On Friday, Woods will make his first public appearance since November 27 2009. Woods will apologize for his behavior, his agent Mark Steinberg said Wednesday. No questions will be allowed.
Winter Olympic Flashback 1968
Vancouver 2010 is a time to rejoice in the excellence of human competition, but it is also best appreciated by looking back at how we arrived at these Olympic moments. Grenoble, France was the place to be in 1968. This legendary spot on the globe introduced the world to alpine competition.
Vancouver Olympics and the World’s Hopes
The thrill of victory and the agony of defeat can no where be more profoundly seen than this year’s Winter Olympics in Vancouver. The world’s most gifted begin performing feats of superb athleticism along side the down trodden and homeless of Vancouver. How can we reconcile this?
Super Bowl Ads Sell Out, at What Cost?
Turns out, the Super Bowl might be okay after all. I’m not talking about the game. That will be entertaining, I’m sure. But the commercials are often the longer-lasting points of discussion when it...
The AABA: An All-White Basketball League?
An all white basketball league could very well be as absurd as it sounds. The new league, called the All-American Basketball Alliance, begins its inaugural season this June. Based in Augusta, Georgia, the AABA...
Adam Schefter Demonstrates ESPN’s Twitter Benefits
Twitter can make you go mad. Just ask Adam Schefter, ESPN reporter. After he began tweeting, he realized how addictive it can be. With over 75,000 followers, responding to all of their questions, replies...
