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Jamie Oliver’s Twitter Follow

Jan 24, 2011 Author: Stamp Collector | Filed under: Food & Drinks, Jamie Oliver, UK

Received a notice that Jamie Oliver is following us on Twitter. You know, The Naked Chef. @JamieOliver365 that is… When I checked out the Twitter profile I noticed it wasn’t the official Jamie Oliver Twitter page (@jamie_oliver) – already thought there was too much Internet Marketing related tweets on that account. Anyways, it was a Continue reading →

Robert Pattinson Declines 1 Million Pound Burberry Offer

Nov 9, 2010 Author: Stamp Collector | Filed under: Burberry, Movies, Robert Pattinson

Robbert “Twilight” Pattinson said he did not want to become a brand, and that he is an actor – not a model. Something that Emma “Harry Potter” Watson doesn’t really agree with… As a popular actor and somebody that actually wears the Burberry brand, he would be ideal for the marketing campaign, which now has Continue reading →

You don’t have to be quite dead yet, but Forbes’ Top 10 of top-earning musicians is full with acts that started a long time ago – think 1980′s. A lot of that income comes from touring, merchandising sales, product endorsements and sales of their catalogs, although that last ingredient has taken a nose-dive the past Continue reading →

It was to be expected that all the fuss about Tiger Woods’ “transgressions” would have a financial fall-out somehow. Consultancy firm Accenture has severed their 6-year ties with the golf star, and Gilette will limit Woods’ marketing presence. The public image of Mr. Perfect has been tarnished, and endorsement deals based on this images have Continue reading →

Online tickets sales for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s Giants Stadium concerts in East Rutherford, New Jersey (NJ) for  September 30, October 2 and October 3 started at 10 a.m. EST today. The fact that people are searching all over the Internet to find these tickets is not just because The Boss Bruce Continue reading →

Cleveland Caveliers star LeBron James has been chosen as the 2008-09 NBA Most Valuable Player presented by Kia Motors. He appeared on his first Sports Illustrated cover at 17, and now “King James” has been voted the league’s Most Valuable Player by sportswriters and broadcasters – the youngest MVP ever.

I just wrote about Audrey Tautou’s new commercial (mini movie) “Coco Avant Chanel”, and thought it would be nice to post the previous short Chanel feature, featuring NIcole Kidman, as well. This was dubbed the “most commercial ever”.

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