| Court TV Launches Out-Of-The-Box Marketing Campaign Trumpeting New ...
NEW YORK, Nov. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Court TV, soon to be rebranded as truTV, has kicked off a nationwide marketing campaign across multiple platforms that includes an unprecedented alliance with Borders and social networking site Gather.com to promote the new season of the network's original series MURDER BY THE BOOK. The marketing campaign features major cross promotion among the three entities, a "Search for the Next Great Crime Writer" contest and the DVD release of the first season of MURDER BY THE BOOK. The series, which returns Monday, Nov. 5, at 10 p.m. (ET), features best-selling authors who provide insight into true crime stories that have long captivated or had a personal impact on them. "The alliance with Borders and Gather.com take the marketing elements surrounding this series to new heights by tapping into potential viewers in places we think we'll find the most incredibly passionate fans," said Mary Corigliano, senior vice president of marketing for Court TV/truTV.
Nursing home violence
I understand that sometimes we need to blame everyone else for what is wrong in our lives. Cultivating a sense of injury does help to explain and find excuses for one's dissatisfactions. You are not alone. There are a lot of older people who would like to blame the bad state of the world on the feckless young. I expect the quarrel of the generations will still be going strong when you become one of those nasty seniors--or perhaps, with your humanitarian attitude, you will be the glowing exception. .
Carbondale man wants theme park to come to Southern Illinois
He said he wanted to show them the support of the project and its potential to create jobs for the region. His plan for the theme park also includes the addition of a zoo featuring "animals from all over the world" and a water park. "I’ve talked to a lot of people and they’re hoping it comes here," Smith said. .
Stores embrace Hispanic tradition of 3 Kings Day
If you think the holiday shopping season is over, you're wrong. A growing number of retailers are promoting the Hispanic tradition of celebrating Three Kings Day every Jan. 6 as a way to extend the buying season past Christmas and connect with Hispanic customers. .
September 2007 Archive
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