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“Starting Jan. 1, the pharmaceutical industry has agreed to a voluntary moratorium on the kind of branded goodies — Viagra pens, Zoloft soap dispensers, Lipitor mugs — that were meant to foster good will and, some would say, encourage doctors to prescribe more of the drugs. No longer will Merck furnish doctors with purplish adhesive bandages advertising Gardasil, a vaccine against the human papillomavirus. Banished, too, are black T-shirts from Allergan adorned with rhinestones that spell out B-O-T-O-X. So are pens advertising the Sepracor sleep drug Lunesta, in whose barrel floats the brand’s mascot, a somnolent moth.” [Link]
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“Already Britney Spears’ new twitter account also has 2,323 followers and 16 updates. While this isn’t a lot of followers compared to other big name marketers on Twitter, this is a sure to be one of the fastest growing accounts. Not to mention the free exposure Twitter will get out out it.” [Link]
“One new Microsoft commercial even begins with a company engineer who resembles John Hodgman, the comedian portraying the loser PC character in the Apple campaign. ‘Hello, I’m a PC,’ the engineer says, echoing Mr. Hodgman’s recurring line, ‘and I’ve been made into a stereotype.’” [Link]
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“As of this minute, Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps is the most coveted celebrity endorser in United States. That’s according to the Davie-Brown Index, whose officials say Phelps’ jump to the top spot is unprecedented in the history of their celebrity polling system. Phelps takes the No. 1 spot in endorsement rank this week in the company’s first post-Olympics poll. He was previously ranked No. 1,111 by the company. ” [Link]
