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New Year's Marketing Resolutions
Lyne Noella is a wise lady whom I've long admired and known through the accounting marketing circles. Lucky for us, she has a blog called Relationship Marketing Program. She posted yesterday her Top 5 New...

New Years Resolutionsnot again!
The web is loaded with sites on new year’s resolutions. There are websites and articles that describe how anywhere from 70 to 90% of people who make resolutions break their resolve within a few weeks of January 1st! The fed has come up with some help...

Resolutions for 2009, Simple and Sublime
Happy 2009! With the new year, it's the time of making resolutions, commitments to change our behavior. I have made three that apply to my work as a business communicator. Here are my two simple resolutions: I resolve to spell...

Exxon Shareholder Meeting: Resolutions Lose
Everyone is claiming victory after three notable shareholder resolutions failed at the spring Exxon annual shareholder meeting. The shareholder's, supported by Rockefeller heirs, attracted close to 40 percent of the votes cast...

The pros and cons of bypassing Justice Cromwells parliamentary review
A new year often brings about resolutions. In general, such resolutions are often optimistic promises to eat well, exercise more or take up a hobby. Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s new year resolutions could include finishing his book about the history of hockey, wearing more sweaters or perhaps using the parliamentary review process he created for [...

Say on Pay: A Bust
The Wall Street Journal todays has a nice piece by Tom McGinty on shareholders resolutions that ratify executive pay. Investors in struggling banks do not seem to want to vote for the resolutions...

Vytorin Marketing
alleged false claims in marketing campaign.

Forest Laboratories Potentially Illegal Marketing
Forest Laboratories Potentially Illegal Marketing

Coke
Sued Over Marketing of "VitaminWater"

NOS Communications
settles class action lawsuit regarding deceptive marketing practices

Tyson Foods
accused of deceptively marketing its chicken as "raised without antibiotics"

Marketing Spam
Member Source Media pays $200,000 civil penalty for deceptive online advertising.