Seeing Machines Signs Stratacomm
Mon, Nov. 14, 2016
By Jon Gingerich
Driver monitoring technology company Seeing Machines has hired Stratacomm for U.S. communications support.
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Driver monitoring technology company Seeing Machines has hired Stratacomm for U.S. communications support.
IKEA Singapore has named The Hoffman Agency its public relations agency of record.
Butler Associates has been hired to manage PR for kids' board game QuickChess to coincide with the 2016 World Chess Championship.
New York City charged on Sept. 13 that Verizon had defaulted on its agreement to upgrade its networks so that all users get a FiOS, Fiber to the Premises, “FTTP” service.
Labor Day is a day that recognizes the achievements of the labor movement. But quite a few people are having to rely on their own ingenuity and creativity to get by, renting out their homes or parts of them and using their own cars as taxis.
Aon Affinity's Healthy Paws Pet Insurance operation has engaged Coyne PR as AOR for PR to promote the brand and overall importance of pet insurance.
Los Angeles-based PR and marketing agency S+L Communications has been acquired by Scottsdale, AZ-based digital marketing communications firm Santy.
Ink & Roses has been named agency of record for iconic herbal cough drop line Ricola US.
R&J Strategic Communications has been named digital marketing agency of record for Falcon Safety Products Inc.
Current has been named agency of record for North American intercity travel service Megabus.
Red PR has signed up DIY hair dye line Good Dye Young, founded by Nashville-based rock singer Hayley Williams.
Online nutrition coach and fitness expert Joe Wicks has signed on with Manifest New York.
PMK-BNC has named agency of record for Audi of America, retaining its decade-long partnership with the luxury automotive brand.
Hunter Public Relations has been named agency of record for BIC Consumer Products USA.
Iconic, Chicago-based brand Radio Flyer, Inc. has named Current its PR agency of record.
Consumers between the ages of 18-34 are more likely to use smartphones for making purchases, while those ages 35-54 typically opt for tablets, according to a report released this week by the Interactive Advertising Bureau.
Purchases made via mobile devices played an important role in shaping a historic Cyber Monday this year, according to data released by Adobe Digital Index.
Black Friday, Small Business Saturday and Cyber Monday still account for the busiest time of the year for retailers, but an increasing digital shift has many shoppers now buying holiday gifts earlier in the year, which will result in a tamer post-Thanksgiving shopping season, predicted a survey released by trade association National Retail Federation.
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