Verizon vs. AT&T: Blistering Battle Raging Over Map – Advertising Age
SAN FRANCISCO (AdAge.com) — There hasn’t been much good news for BBDO and McCann this year, the No. 1 and 2 U.S. agencies having suffered even more than some of their peers, in part because of their exposure to troubled automakers Chrysler and GM
Is our state a Scrooge? – Times-Argus
Vermont charitable donations are 25 percent below the national average, making the state one of the 10 stingiest in the country, a new report says. Vermonters gave an average of $3,445 to charity in 2007 more than $1,000 less than the U.S
Can Google Really Hack it in Business? – CIO
Ken Godskind thinks so. The chief strategy officer at AlertSite moved his company’s 45 employees to the Premier Edition of Google Apps in late 2008. He likes the fact that he gets not only e-mail but word processing, spreadsheets, a Web-based
Man seriously injured in Springfield fire – Rutland Herald
SPRINGFIELD A state police fire investigator concluded Saturday that a fierce blaze that seriously burned a Windsor man was not intentionally set. More than 30 firefighters from four towns responded Friday afternoon to a fire that destroyed a 100
NEWS – Intel revamps teraflop MPU efforts – Embedded.com
SAN FRANCISCO — Intel Corp. has re-positioned its ”tera-scale” processor R&D efforts. The chip giant is moving towards a more mainstream, x86-based multicore design instead of a proprietary technology. At a press event here, Intel demonstrated an
Hunters put a hit on bears – Rutland Herald
Hunters bagged a lot more Vermont black bears this fall than in recent years, as the agile animals with big teeth often roamed beyond their home range in the hills and mountains to eat loads of apples, berries and other vegetation. Through late
Details emerge on PSU investigation of Mann – Examiner
Michael Mann (courtesy Penn State U.) More details on the pending inquiry into the conduct of Dr. Michael E. Mann, professor of meteorology at Penn State University, were revealed today in Penn State’s student newspaper. But this inquiry still leaves
Giving gap: Holiday demand outpacing donations – Times-Argus
In one family, the mother had just died. In a second, the father’s a paraplegic. In a third, the child’s the one in a wheelchair. “These stories are heartbreaking,” says Laura Vien, a volunteer with Rutland radio station WSYB’s Christmas Fund
Five Shops Chase Tylenol’s Creative Ad Account – Advertising Age
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — At least five agencies from two holding companies, Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group of Cos., are pitching creative duties for Johnson & Johnson’s Tylenol and Motrin brands, executives familiar with the situation said. And
Compuware Vantage and Gomez Help NHL.com Deliver Peak Application – Stockhouse
Compuware Corporation (Nasdaq:CPWR) today announced that the National Hockey League(R) (NHL) will discuss how Compuware’s end-to-end application performance management is helping to deliver peak application performance to millions of NHL(R) hockey
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