Notorious Squatter With $16 Mansion Kicked Out
06.02.2012, 18:16:35
Kenneth Robinson has finally been kicked out of the $340,000 home that he had lived in since June for $16.
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Jason Wu for Target Sells Out
06.02.2012, 19:00:57
ABC News' Christina Ng and Lauren Effron report: Mere hours after Target released designer Jason Wu's collection in-store and online Sunday, the fashion line was sold out. Shoppers waited in some locations hours before the stores opened to get a chance to buy the apparel....
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Clint Eastwood's Ad Stirs Political Waters
06.02.2012, 18:35:56
During a typically animated Super Bowl party in suburban Chicago Sunday, the chatter came to an abrupt halt when that trademark voice-in an urgent, raspy whisper-knifed through the air in its quiet, compelling way. Suddenly, all eyes turned to the television screen flashing soft images...
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Lloyd Blankfein in Same-Sex Marriage Ad
06.02.2012, 15:44:52
Goldman Sachs' Lloyd Blankfein has become the first major CEO to lend his support to the Americans for Marriage Equality campaign promoting same-sex marriage. In a 30-second video, Blankfein said, "America's corporations learned long ago that equality is just good business and is the right...
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Super Bowl Ads That Scored in Social Media
06.02.2012, 15:26:51
Some commercials got people buzzing in the social space while others flopped.
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Dangers When Dealing With Past-Due Bills
06.02.2012, 17:04:47
The Federal Trade Commission has just cracked down on debt collector Asset Acceptance LLC, for misrepresenting itself when trying to collect old debts.
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Jason Wu for Target: Fashion for the Masses
05.02.2012, 19:18:50
While football fans are gearing up for the Super Bowl, fashion fans may be heading to Target today, where designer Jason Wu is unveiling an affordable Parisian-inspired line that features delicate blouses, pleated skirts, handbags and clutches. While luxury department stores can sell Jason Wu items...
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Super Bowl Ups Social Media Ante
06.02.2012, 18:27:24
I was at a panel discussion a couple of years ago with David Plouffe, campaign manager for President Obama's 2008 campaign. David said one of the revelations they had during the campaign was that if it wasn't on video, it didn't happen. In a similar vein, social media works best when, well, when there is something to be social about and very few things are as social as sports. In fact, four of the top ten most tweeted moments have been sports moments and every one of those four beat tweets of Osama Bin Laden's death and all but one beat the Japanese Earthquake and Tsunami. It should come as no surprise then that the Super Bowl represents for advertisers, not just millions of eyeballs watching the broadcast but also millions of fingers simultaneously sharing their thoughts on Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites.
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