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Fluevog tries user-generated media buys

Fluevog asks Fluevogers: If you were a shoe, which mag would you fit in?

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iGotcha launches interactive Garage window

Window shopping just got a lot more engaging at one Montreal retailer’s patch of sidewalk.

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Earth to Mars: Discovery is ready for take-off

In the spring, Discovery promised its fall Mars blitz would be the biggest programming event in the channel’s history. With premiere dates locked, the blitz is backed up online and in print.

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DDB begets Web 2.0-concept Radar DDB

Aiming to ‘revolutionize the traditional agency model,’ DDB Canada has launched what it considers a unique social media marketing catalyst.

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Hilroy going all out with back-to-school marketing

The Canadian manufacturer has launched its first website and lined up eye-catching TV opps.

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CRTC: new media, digital growing

TV viewership was down last year, while Internet-on-cellphone and other new media continued to rise.

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Fido seeks lookalike pooches and owners

And the winners of the online casting contest will get to star in an upcoming campaign.

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SMG snags global Ford contract

Social Media Group has bagged another biggie to escort into the social networking sphere.

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Nick, Microsoft plug into global study on kids and tech

The ground-breaking report contains data on 18,000 youngsters in 16 countries.

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Frito Lay making enviable waves

Its campaign for SunChips is pretty much as integrated as it gets.

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Spacing launches ‘MyToronto’ UGC ad contest

The Toronto-based mag is urging readers to do better than the ad agencies when it comes to marketing their city.

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Canpages ‘reinventing’ phone directories

And it’s offering ad opps in both the print version and its upcoming national search engine.

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Sharp goes after Canadian golfers online

Sharp is targeting hardcore golfers with a new prize-packed online contest.

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Op-ed: Your brand needs an immune system

The brand-busting power of a single disgruntled consumer used to be negligible. Thanks to social networking, that’s no longer true.

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JumpTV surges ahead with sports strategy

Toronto’s ethnic Internet TV broadcaster is paying millions for US sports properties – and then going even farther afield.