Tag Archives: The Tonight Show

Twitter Goes Native (Advertising). New York Says Its Standardized English Tests Haven’t

Posted on April 25, 2014 by Campaign Outsider

One by one, the media outlets you know and love are falling prey to stealth marketing. Call the roll: The New York Times. The Wall Street Journal. NBC’s The Tonight Show. The Washington Post. And etc. (See here for all … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged All Twitter, Android, Associated Press, Barbie, branded content, Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood, Common Core, iOS, iPod, Josh Golin, Life Savers, MediaBistro, MoPub, Mug Root Beer, NBC, New York, New York State Education Department, New York Times, Nike, Pearson, Product placement, Sneak ADtack, standardized tests, stealth marketing, The Tonight Show, Tom Dunn, Twitter, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post | 2 Comments

Fallon Gone (Native Advertising Edition)

Posted on April 2, 2014 by Campaign Outsider

Since its NBC debut 60 years ago, The Tonight Show has featured more plugs than Joe Biden’s head. But the recent introduction of GE’s Fallonvention showcase represents a new low for the late night icon. From Digiday: GE takes a … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Digiday, executive director of global brand marketing, GE, GE Fallonventions, iHead, Jimmy Fallon, Linda Boff, NBC, Sneak ADtack, The Tonight Show | 4 Comments

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Twitter Goes Native (Advertising). New York Says Its Standardized English Tests Haven’t

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