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Posted by: The L.A. Office on Apr 25, 2012 at 09:33:13 AM

Sony Pictures Entertainment partnered with Langers Juice for the film THE PIRATES! BAND OF MISFITS. Langers Juice offered a $10 PlayStation Network Card with the purchase of 4 bottles of Langers Juice. To receive the $10 PlayStation Network Card, customers had to mail in a certificate verifying their purchase. The promotion while supplies lasted. THE PIRATES! BAND OF MISFITS released in theaters April 27, 2012. www.langers.com/pirates/pirateslanding.h...

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Posted by: The L.A. Office on Mar 12, 2012 at 04:11:04 PM

Lionsgate Entertainment partnered with h20 Spring Water for the film THE HUNGER GAMES. h20 Spring Water sponsored both the red carpet premiere of the film in March and the U.S. Mall Tours. THE HUNGER GAMES released in theaters March 23, 2012.


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Posted by: Gabby on Feb 1, 2012 at 05:57:57 PM

Car Industry Dominated Superbowl Ad Space With 1/3 of Placements

A clear trend has emerged in the Superbowl adspace for 2012.  The auto industry has outdone their 2011 record number of spots in 2012 with close to 20 separate auto or auto-related commercials.  That constitues close to one- third of the total number of spots. Brands range from Acura, Audi, General Motors, Kia, Hyundai, Honda, Toyota, and Volkswagon.  While we will see seasoned food vets like Coca-Cola and Anhueser-Busch in the mix, the auto industry has clearly taken the lead in driving (pun intended) advertisements in Superbowl XLVI.

Critic preview favorites include Acura, who brings its A-game with cameos from the likes of Jay Leno and Jerry Seinfield, and Audi's vampire-studded narrative.

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Posted by: Lauren on Jan 10, 2012 at 10:25:32 AM

Snowboarders Refusing Energy-Drink Money to Push Water

Energy drinks are seemingly everywhere, particularly when it comes to marketing to younger audiences.

Industry leaders Red Bull, Monster Energy, and Rockstar have sunk some serious marketing dollars into the “international sports market, sponsoring athletes, events and video shoots in motorsports, surfing, snowboarding and skiing, mixed martial arts, and others,” according to the New York Times. Logos for the brands are appearing on athlete apparel and gear.

Two professional snowboarders had enough last year and started to make their own statement with a campaign, called "We Drink Water", against the energy-drink companies, including creating their own non-logo logo, “Drink Water,” on their boards.

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