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September 27th, 2010

Competition on the Rise in the Higher Education Market

John Kirk, Senior Vice President/Creative Director, also contributed to this post. Kent State ads set university apart with prominent alumni

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By Amy Dawson, Executive Vice President, Healthcare Lead
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ksulogoAs parents of teenagers, both of us are beginning to think, albeit reluctantly, about where they’ll go to college. If you haven’t yet taken a look at colleges, you’ll want to do two things. First, save now and save often. And second, start paying attention, because there are so many options from which to choose. [...]

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Categories: Advertising, Media
Tags: Branding, Broadcast, Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, college, Creative, culture, DEVO, higher education, Interactive, Kent State University, Kent State University alumni, Mark Mothersbaugh, Rugrats, Rushmore, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou, university, Yo Gabba Gabba
September 21st, 2010

Predictions for Fall TV Premiere Week

A Media Planner's Take on the New Lineup

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By Lara Bachelder,
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blog-post-hawaii-5-0We saw the looks given to us as people walked past us during lunches this summer. To them, it looked like we were slacking off since we were watching TV during lunch.  But we were working, I swear!  After all, reviewing the pilots of the new network fall programs is not just a perk of [...]

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Categories: Advertising, Media
Tags: $#*! My Dad Says, ABC, Broadcast, CBS, CW, fall tv, Fox, Hawaii 5-0, My Generation, No Ordinary Family, Outsourced, Programming Insider, Running Wilde, tv premieres
September 16th, 2010

Lessons from Sesame Street

Five things PR pros can learn from Sesame Street

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By Ray Hancart, Associate Vice President
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сооκιέ моиѕтэя ♥While watching Sesame Street this weekend with my 10-month old daughter, I was amazed at how the show continues to thrive in a world in which we put a premium on the “newest and brightest.” Later this month, Sesame Street will enter its 41st season and the secret to its longevity is in its simplicity—staying [...]

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Categories: Public Relations, Uncategorized
Tags: Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Elmo, life lessons, Marketing Communications, Oscar the Grouch, pr, Public Relations, sesame street
September 14th, 2010

Changes in Radio Measurement

The PPM debuts this month in Columbus

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By Bobbie Termeer, Broadcast Director
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arbitron-ppm1The world of radio measurement has been changing during the past few years, and it’s finally coming to Columbus. This month the Portable People Meter (PPM) made its debut in the Columbus market, and it will probably change how your favorite station sounds — if it hasn’t already! Arbitron is a media and market research firm [...]

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Categories: Advertising, Media
Tags: Arbitron, Broadcast, Clear Channel, Gen X Radio 1067, PPM, radio diary, radio measurement, Saga Communications, WCGX-FM, WJZA-FM, WODB-FM, WRXS-FM
September 7th, 2010

The Silence of Sustainability

This Green thing finally has traction.

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By Lisa Morales Cook,
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blog_picI recently returned from San Francisco. In the three years between my visits, the city miraculously silenced its streets. The heavy traffic, both pedestrian and propelled, is no longer drowning in the sounds of exhaust pipes and diesel hums. Instead, there are zero-emissions vehicles, electric buses and cable cars (which have almost always been there), and [...]

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Categories: Advertising, Social Marketing
Tags: Branding, culture, cyber, East Coast, environmental, Green Age, renewable, San Francisco, Sustainability, West Coast
September 1st, 2010

New Shows & HBO Win Big at 62nd Primetime Emmys

Glee and Fallon combine for fun night celebrating television

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By Bobby Ritzi, Media Planner/Buyer
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mad-menThe biggest names in television gathered once again for the 62nd Primetime Emmy Awards held Sunday night at the Nokia Theatre in downtown Los Angeles. Hosted by Jimmy Fallon and broadcast live nationwide for the first time, the ceremony’s spotlight was stolen by new shows, first-time winners, and HBO’s movie Temple Grandin. Modern Family grabbed [...]

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Categories: Advertising, People, Social Marketing
Tags: awards, Creative, culture, Emmys, fall lineup, Glee, HBO, Jimmy Fallon, Mad Men, television
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