GLG News by Online Advertising Experts (North America)

The latest sign of the  music industry’s quest for new business models is today’s announcement  of a new  Universal/Island  Def Jam  label  designed to support  Proctor and Gamble’s  (PG, NYSE) TAG line of men’s deodorant and personal care products. The move...

While BA is grappling with its baggage woes at its supposed showpiece Terminal 5 – let’s not think that everything is rosy for everyone else at Heathrow. What to do about London Heathrow (LHR)  and its disgraceful Terminals should be of major concern to the UK Government and the airport tenants...

This article,  based on Apple's  4/3 press release,  touts that iTunes downloads have  now surpassed Wal-Mart music sales, making Apple the nation's largest music retailer.   While this development provides the makings for a nice press release, it doesn't...

Airlines need more revenue but is placing the onus on baggage the right solution? Are the airlines further eroding the value of their brands by upsetting their customers even further Why can't airlines get price rises to work?

Individual ideas from employees may help Tribune innovate in new and interesting ways.  But Sam Zell still needs to define a vision of what the company is -- and what it can be.

Decines in both circulation and ad revenue continue. Newspapers must adapt to a changing media landscape to maintain relevancy

Despite its unique status -- and the backing of Rupert Murdoch -- The Wall Street Journal is not immune to the pressures facing the newspaper industry.

Alternative media spending is growing rapidly despite the recession.  More important, because of the recession, most of this new spending will have to come from "traditional media."

Looks like Starbucks is trying to get back to basics after failing at mass customization. It's been a long and winding road for them, not unexpected when their leader had visions of 40,000 Starbucks.

Boeing's protest of the Tanker contract filed this week is a high risk strategy for a long time US military supplier. Challenging the very system that has benefited the company so handsomely over the years is a very risky strategy. The US procurement process however deserves scrutiny and reform