Quote of the Day

align="center">“That's not guerrilla marketing, that's just
good marketing.”

— A-B VP/Brand Management Bob Lachky, on A-B's marketing efforts around the Super Bowl, as Miller is the NFL's post-season beer sponsor
(TIMES-PICAYUNE, 1/31).

Thursday January 31, 2002 Vol. 8 — No. 94 Print This Issue

Top Stories

  • NFL Expands
    International
    Marketing

    The NFL today is expected to announce a three-year partnership with the FC Barcelona soccer team. The deal will see the league promote the soccer club in the U.S., while FC will reciprocate by promoting the NFL and NFL Europe in Spain. The agreement includes both marketing and competition components. While MLS is hoping it can have a role in the NFL/FC deal, NFL execs say they have spoken to other soccer clubs in Europe about similar deals and are solely interested in extending the NFL brand across Europe.

  • Can't Say No
    Office of National Drug Control Policy and M&M's make last-minute Super Bowl buys. Fox says a few spots remain.

    End Of The World As We Know It?
    Fox' Ed Goren warns that sports programming on over-the-air TV is in a precarious position; ABC, ESPN and Fox could write down value of NFL deals by as much as $1B.

    A Smart Investor?
    Charles Schwab signs Phil Mickelson; deal includes ads and personal appearances, but no logo exposure for company.

    Texas Two Step
    Belo Corp. sells its minority interest in Mavs and arena to Mark Cuban for a reported $27M.

    Time And Again
    YankeeNets and NJ officials start from scratch on financing plan for Newark arena.

    Adams' Quest
    ECHL CEO Rick Adams to step down in '03 and focus on ownership of two franchises.

    Leaf Peepers
    Maple Leafs ready to offer PSLs in the upper bowl.

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