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STAFF BLOG FORUM COMMUNICATIONS CO. Daily Republic receives top award in 2013 SDNA newspaper contest
MITCHELL, S.D. - The Daily Republic has been judged the best small daily newspaper in South Dakota for the fourth consecutive year. During a recent ceremony held at Mount Rushmore, the Mitchell newspa...
Posted on 5/10/13 at 8:35 AM
SUNDOG: MARKETING + TECHNOLOGY Unique Bus Shelter Advertising
Advertisers have taken the drab, dreary bus stop and transformed it into something fun and interactive. The following are a few of my favorites: Caribou Coffee Oven Bus Shelter Colle + McVoy created ...
Posted on 4/30/13 at 4:19 PM
FOR THE LOVE OF HOCKEY "Not in the right sport"
I know a lot of hockey players and fans make fun of basketball, but as someone who grew up playing and watching a ton of basketball, I still love everything about March Madness. The first four days o...
Posted on 3/27/13 at 12:10 AM
THE NEW FORTY The Year of the Farmer...
I don't know exactly when the interest in the Super Bowl advertisements eclipsed the actual football game, but for a good decade or so Super Bowl ads have become a much fiercer competition than the bi...
Posted on 2/4/13 at 9:40 PM
THE VIEW FROM THE EDGE OF TOWN That Postage and Handling "Thing".
We have all seen the deluge of infomercials and gotta have tv commercials. but, have you really paid any attention to the tag lines for these commercials. Inevitably after we have been mezmerised by...
Posted on 1/28/13 at 3:04 PM
GEORGE WILL: America’s odd couple: ‘College’ and ‘football’ 
Column by George Will of The Washington Post about football, college, and business.
By George Will , January 06, 2013
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FACES OF THE BOOM: Dynamic growth lures planner back to N.D.
While working as a city planner in Los Angeles, Donald Kress kept fielding questions about his booming home state. So when he saw an advertisement for a city planner in Williston, Kress decided to go where the action is.
By Amy Dalrymple , December 31, 2012
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Political ad blitz dominates airwaves
Kim Simonsen’s advice for his advertising clients in the run-up to a contested election: Don’t bother trying to get a word in edgewise.
“They know it’s not going to do any good,” the media director of Fargo’s H2M advertising agency said. “They know they’re going to get knocked off.”
By Marino Eccher , September 13, 2012
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Kyle Thorson, Grand Forks, letter: ‘Derogatory’ ad should not have seen print
I hope that the newspaper will consider not printing this ad again and instituting a better policy of refusing derogatory ads.
By Kyle Thorson , September 06, 2012
Did Batman film’s marketing play a role in massacre?
It’s one thing to see images of violence and brutality in our movies; it’s another thing to be subjected to them through a massive onslaught of ubiquitous movie advertising.
By Patrick Goldstein , July 25, 2012
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Advertising’s looking more like us; companies hope older models lure older customers
Hey, baby boomers and retirees. If you think you’re seeing yourself reflected in more ads lately, you don’t have to check your vision. In a shift from what has been predominantly a youth-driven culture, advertising is looking more like us — with gray hair, curves and crow’s feet — as companies are increasingly booking older models to court older consumers.
By Johnny Diaz , July 14, 2012
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North Dakota’s federal races attract $1.2 million in advertising so far
More than $1.2 million has already been spent this year on TV and radio advertising to influence North Dakota’s hotly contested U.S. House and Senate races.
By Kristen M. Daum , June 09, 2012
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Minnesota Lottery, with help from popular retired Twins, begins ad pitch touting homegrown taxpayer contributions
Created by the Minneapolis ad agency Olson, the lottery spots emphasize, in song and banter, the organization's $2 billion contribution to the state treasury since the first lottery ticket was sold in 1990.
By David Phelps , March 28, 2012
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New Vikings stadium offers great marketing opportunity for Minnesota companies
For the Minnesota Vikings, a new stadium means a clean slate. And for a few hundred million or so, a Minnesota company can get top billing on that slate.
As part of the proposal to build a $975 million stadium at the current Metrodome site in downtown Minneapolis, the Vikings would receive all revenues for the new venue's naming rights.
By Thomas Lee , March 25, 2012
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'All-American Muslim' reality TV show canceled by TLC
"All-American Muslim" attracted attention when a conservative Christian group called for an advertiser boycott. At least two companies announced they were pulling ads. TLC says the protest caused a backlash in which new advertisers signed on.
By Associated Press , March 07, 2012
'Sir Can-A-Lot' to tell Spam story (VIDEOS)
Sir Can-A-Lot is a tiny knight who evokes Spam's unusual place in pop culture.
By Tom Webb , March 01, 2012
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Q&A with Upper Midwest sports radio's 'Common Man,' now also ... the 'Taste Fairy'
Listeners to KFAN's Dan Cole, the Common Man (heard in Grand Forks on KKXL-AM (1440), know he's never worried about dignity or being taken seriously. Those traits made the pink-averse radio personality, who talks himself from one side of an issue to the other, a natural to play Subway's Taste Fairy in a series of Nemer Fieger-produced TV commercials.
By C.J. / Star Tribune , February 13, 2012
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Westminster dog show chooses ads with wagging tails over sad eyes
Happy dogs will rule the air waves this year, thanks to a new sponsor for America's most prestigious dog competition and a decision to air ads that shift the focus away from sad-eyed animals in need of adoption.
By Ben Walker , February 10, 2012
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CNN suspends analyst Roland Martin for 'offensive' tweet comments
CNN said today that political analyst Roland Martin's remarks on Twitter were "regrettable and offensive" and he will not be on air "for the time being."
By Associated Press , February 08, 2012
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