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This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics):Crash the Super Bowl – Advertising, Online, Social Media Chevy Happy Grad – Target Marketing, Product PositioningCoke Bear Back – Social Media, Campaigns, Packaging, Product PositioningJohn Stamos Does Dannon - Advertising, Campaigns, Target Marketing Crash the Super Bowl
This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics and links to discussion below):Why Wait in Line for an iPhone? - Customer loyaltyNo Girls Allowed - Segmentation/targeting/positioning (video included)Steve Jobs, Marketing Icon - Marketing strategy, competitive strategy (videos included)The Changing Shape of Families - Demographics Why Wait in Line for an iPhone?
This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics and links to discussion below):
Language and the Workplace - Social media
Google, Being Good - Corporate social responsibility
Green Cars Mystify Consumers, But Whose Fault Is It? - Diffusion of innovation
Facebook Tests Movie Rentals (video) - Competition, Strategy
"Long tail" Advertising Pays Off Online - Advertising, Targeting
Language and the Workplace
This week's highlights (with applicable teaching topics and links to discussion below):
Gorilla Glass Beats Its Chest - B2B marketing
Ten Calories and Not for Women - Targeting
More Reasons to Teach and Learn about Social Media - Social media
Love it or Hate It (video included) - Advertising, Persuasion
Google in the News Again - Search engines, Online marketing
Gorilla Glass Beats Its Chest
I haven't included any Super Bowl ad-related articles here for the simple reason that there are so many, and there will be many more in the next few days. Advertising Age (along with some other sources) has hosted polls on the best and worst all-time Super Bowl ads. Columnists have argued that $3 million is worth it for the exposure, while other columnists have insisted that it's a waste of money that could be much better spent elsewhere. On Monday, USA…
I've been thinking lately about incorporating lecture capture into my classes, so I was glad to see a post on the subject on the Tomorrow's Professor Blog.