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Kraft may sponsor Texas Stadium implosion
- This massive demolition of a Texas icon is brought to you by Kraft Macaroni & Cheese.
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Broadcasters' woes could spell trouble for free TV
- For more than 60 years, TV stations have broadcast news, sports and entertainment for free and made their money by showing commercials. That might not work much longer.
- For more than 60 years, TV stations have broadcast news, sports and entertainment for free and made their money by showing commercials. That might not work much longer.
Ore. Lottery begins video gambling TV ads
- For nearly two decades, the Oregon Lottery has refrained from advertising video gambling on television. Lottery officials said they didn't want to go too far in promoting gambling.
Sun Sentinel publisher O'Donnell dies
- Thomas P. O'Donnell, a former newspaper executive who oversaw the growth of the South Florida Sun Sentinel over the span of two decades, has died. He was 77.
Journalism still attractive to young people
- It's quite possible that Lakota East seniors Kevin Li and Dana Sand will never earn a paycheck for journalism in their lives.
Movable art: NYC cabs to be topped off with art
- The next place to see modern art in New York City could be on the roof of a yellow cab.
Sparse shelves greet post-Christmas deal hunters
- Shoppers headed to America's malls Saturday, many with gift cards in hand, hoping to snag after-Christmas discounts. They were greeted with big markdowns - in some cases topping 75 percent off - but often found limited selection.
- Shoppers headed to America's malls Saturday, many with gift cards in hand, hoping to snag after-Christmas discounts. They were greeted with big markdowns - in some cases topping 75 percent off - but often found limited selection.
Shoppers return to malls, looking for deals
- Deal-hunting shoppers headed to America's malls Saturday, gift cards in hand, hoping to snag after-Christmas discounts that sometimes topped 75 percent. They were greeted with big markdowns - and some lines - but often found limited selection.
- Deal-hunting shoppers headed to America's malls Saturday, gift cards in hand, hoping to snag after-Christmas discounts that sometimes topped 75 percent. They were greeted with big markdowns - and some lines - but often found limited selection.
Obama's Hawaii holiday may boost tourism
- Tourism officials hope images of a president celebrating a warm Christmas in Hawaii will remind mainlanders that a sunny getaway awaits them if they'd just hop on a plane and leave the frigid temperatures and mounds of snow behind.
N.E. Editorial Roundup
- The Hartford (Ct.) Courant, Dec. 21, 2009:
Public schools advertise to stem losses
- Jim Vieira can tell each year when the TV ads for Northwest Pennsylvania Collegiate Academy start airing.
Google sharpens aim on mobile marketing with AdMob
- Four years ago, Omar Hamoui was just another ineffectual entrepreneur trying to spruce up his resume in graduate school.
Animal welfare victories prompt farmers' PR moves
- Consumers have been led for years to believe California cows are happy, which is why many were sickened when images surfaced of a washed-up milker, too weak to stagger to slaughter, rolled, pushed and run over by a forklift operator.
- Consumers have been led for years to believe California cows are happy, which is why many were sickened when images surfaced of a washed-up milker, too weak to stagger to slaughter, rolled, pushed and run over by a forklift operator.
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