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  • China blocks Canadian television footage of Harper
    Tuesday February 21st 2012

    The Chinese government refused a request by Canada’s television networks to transmit the final footage of Stephen Harper’s trip. No reason was given for the decision, which forced the television media travelling with the prime minister to find another way to send images of Harper’s trip back to Canada.

  • Canucks have two films to cheer for at Oscars
    Thursday February 16th 2012

    TORONTO – Nabbing an Oscar nomination for best foreign-language film is rare enough for a Canadian-made movie. But two films with Canuck roots landing nominations in the category? Pretty much unheard of. Until now. This year, two of the five films vying for Hollywood’s most prestigious prize have strong Maple[…]

  • February Freeze Trade Show Report
    Thursday February 16th 2012

    The Daily caught the 10th annual February Freeze, hosted by WFW Chairman/CEO Paul Bronfman, his wife Judy along with Larry Lavoie , GM of CinequipWhite. Trade booth representation and staging for the event were carried out through the efforts of the CinequipWhite team, with event marketing co-ordination provided by Lowell Schrieder and Jonathan Stainton.

  • THE BRIEF: For Valentine’s Day, Axe for Her – a man magnate
    Wednesday February 15th 2012

    Unilever introduces the world to Axe Anarchy, the brand’s first fragrance marketed, in separate scents, for him and now her. Making the sexes equally irresistible to one other.

  • Marketers Struggle to Marry Social Media and CRM
    Wednesday February 15th 2012

    Many marketers have strong CRM databases that they use to target direct mail or email offers. A growing number of them also have robust Facebook or Twitter followings. But few marketers have figured out how to marry the two. The idea of one grand database of consumer information, interests and intentions is the holy grail for managing marketer-customer relationships, and the idea of using social data from a network like Facebook to get there is hugely appealing. But when it comes to integrating this kind of social data, it’s easier said than done.

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Archives for: February 20125
  • China blocks Canadian television footage of Harper
    Tuesday February 21st 2012

    The Chinese government refused a request by Canada’s television networks to transmit the final footage of Stephen Harper’s trip. No reason was given for the decision, which forced the television media travelling with the prime minister to find another way to send images of Harper’s trip back to Canada.

  • Canucks have two films to cheer for at Oscars
    Thursday February 16th 2012

    TORONTO – Nabbing an Oscar nomination for best foreign-language film is rare enough for a Canadian-made movie. But two films with Canuck roots landing nominations in the category? Pretty much unheard of. Until now. This year, two of the five films vying for Hollywood’s most prestigious prize have strong Maple[…]

  • February Freeze Trade Show Report
    Thursday February 16th 2012

    The Daily caught the 10th annual February Freeze, hosted by WFW Chairman/CEO Paul Bronfman, his wife Judy along with Larry Lavoie , GM of CinequipWhite. Trade booth representation and staging for the event were carried out through the efforts of the CinequipWhite team, with event marketing co-ordination provided by Lowell Schrieder and Jonathan Stainton.

  • THE BRIEF: For Valentine’s Day, Axe for Her – a man magnate
    Wednesday February 15th 2012

    Unilever introduces the world to Axe Anarchy, the brand’s first fragrance marketed, in separate scents, for him and now her. Making the sexes equally irresistible to one other.

  • Marketers Struggle to Marry Social Media and CRM
    Wednesday February 15th 2012

    Many marketers have strong CRM databases that they use to target direct mail or email offers. A growing number of them also have robust Facebook or Twitter followings. But few marketers have figured out how to marry the two. The idea of one grand database of consumer information, interests and intentions is the holy grail for managing marketer-customer relationships, and the idea of using social data from a network like Facebook to get there is hugely appealing. But when it comes to integrating this kind of social data, it’s easier said than done.

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Archives for: February 20125
  • China blocks Canadian television footage of Harper
    Tuesday February 21st 2012

    The Chinese government refused a request by Canada’s television networks to transmit the final footage of Stephen Harper’s trip. No reason was given for the decision, which forced the television media travelling with the prime minister to find another way to send images of Harper’s trip back to Canada.

  • Canucks have two films to cheer for at Oscars
    Thursday February 16th 2012

    TORONTO – Nabbing an Oscar nomination for best foreign-language film is rare enough for a Canadian-made movie. But two films with Canuck roots landing nominations in the category? Pretty much unheard of. Until now. This year, two of the five films vying for Hollywood’s most prestigious prize have strong Maple[…]

  • February Freeze Trade Show Report
    Thursday February 16th 2012

    The Daily caught the 10th annual February Freeze, hosted by WFW Chairman/CEO Paul Bronfman, his wife Judy along with Larry Lavoie , GM of CinequipWhite. Trade booth representation and staging for the event were carried out through the efforts of the CinequipWhite team, with event marketing co-ordination provided by Lowell Schrieder and Jonathan Stainton.

  • THE BRIEF: For Valentine’s Day, Axe for Her – a man magnate
    Wednesday February 15th 2012

    Unilever introduces the world to Axe Anarchy, the brand’s first fragrance marketed, in separate scents, for him and now her. Making the sexes equally irresistible to one other.

  • Marketers Struggle to Marry Social Media and CRM
    Wednesday February 15th 2012

    Many marketers have strong CRM databases that they use to target direct mail or email offers. A growing number of them also have robust Facebook or Twitter followings. But few marketers have figured out how to marry the two. The idea of one grand database of consumer information, interests and intentions is the holy grail for managing marketer-customer relationships, and the idea of using social data from a network like Facebook to get there is hugely appealing. But when it comes to integrating this kind of social data, it’s easier said than done.

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