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MEDIA & MARKETING NEWS FROM ACROSS THE NATION

From the September 6, 2010 Print Editions

• Meet D.C. businesswoman-turned-reality-TV-star Stacie Turner [Washington, D.C.]
• Incentives and disruptive technology driving films [Albuquerque]
• Picasso exhibit spurs Seattle Art Museum to partner on promotion with local businesses: Artful marketing [Seattle]
• Mayo earns high marks for crisis communications [Jacksonville]
• Marketing firms MediaFit, Horn & Stronach merge [Greensboro/Winston-Salem]
• Social media: What’s it worth to business? [Jacksonville]

Friday 09.03.2010

• Human Capital, people on the move, Sept. 3 [Boston]
• Time Warner, Disney reach cable agreement [Honolulu]
• Local 12 loses news director [Cincinnati]
• Chris Johnson to become Freeland Chevrolet spokesman [Nashville]
• Facebook testing Twitter-like 'Subscribe' feature [San Francisco]
• Yahoo teaming with Vestel Group to bring Web to TV in Europe [San Francisco]

Thursday 09.02.2010

• ESPN stays on air as Disney-Time Warner talks continue [Columbus]
• Select-A-Seat makes branding changes [Wichita]
• Disney, Time Warner Cable reach deal [Raleigh/Durham]
• J.B. Kenehan buys Conley Printing [Milwaukee]
• Networking Calendar: Sept. 3, 2010 [Phoenix]
• ABC, ESPN stay on air as Disney-Time Warner talks continue [Raleigh/Durham]

Wednesday 09.01.2010

• Hurricane names for 2010 (and more) [Washington, D.C.]
• Standoff at Discovery Communications ends with gunman dead [Washington, D.C.]
• Rosetta Stone to appeal Google search ruling [Washington, D.C.]
• Cardinals to return to KMOX [St. Louis]
• Comcast-Spectacor taps Comcast Cable for new CFO [Philadelphia]
• ComScore pays $37M for Dutch firm [Washington, D.C.]

Tuesday 08.31.2010

• Mark Hurd leaving News Corp. board [Dayton]
• TV, iPod rumors build ahead of Apple event [San Jose]
• HGTV to build next giveaway home in Denver’s Stapleton [Denver]
• Amazon working on new TV, movie service? [San Jose]
• Social Media AZ conference set for Sept. 9 [Phoenix]
• Mark Hurd isn't put up for News Corp board [San Jose]

Monday 08.30.2010

• 790 The Zone sold to Lincoln Financial [Atlanta]
• YouTube movie streams set to challenge Apple, Netflix? [San Jose]
• DBJ Tech Watch for Monday 8/30: News of Paul Allen, Apple, Google, Yahoo and more [Denver]
• Washington a top online dating city [Washington, D.C.]
• Google and AP bury the hatchet [San Francisco]
• Carmichael Lynch resigns Harley account [Minneapolis / St. Paul]

From the August 30, 2010 Print Editions

• Louisville restaurants embrace online marketing [Louisville]
• Caution: Facebook, Twitter posts can cost: Insurers could one day use social media posts to determine rates, coverage [Sacramento]
• LAW: Twitter, Facebook use ratchets demand for legal advice [Seattle]
• WSU converting athletic facilities to a new logo: Local companies help install [Wichita]
• Pittsburgh-area agencies prove you no longer need a big-city base to win big-name clients [Pittsburgh]
• Spark Design files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy [Phoenix]