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SBD/Issue 28/Sponsorships, Advertising & Marketing
Marketplace Roundup
Published October 21, 2009
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HITTING THE SLOPES: In Boston, Donna Goodison reports New Balance is "jumping into action sports with the launch of a snowboarding line." New Balance has "partnered with California snowboarding brand 686 on the '686 Times New Balance' collection of snowboard boots, sneakers, jackets and T-shirts." New Balance will debut the collection tomorrow night at the Concepts sneaker store in Cambridge's Harvard Square outside Boston (BOSTON HERALD, 10/21).
HOT AS FIRE: MLS Fire MF Cuauhtemoc Blanco is one of three soccer players on the cover of the new North American version of EA Sports' "FIFA Soccer 10," and in Chicago, Nick Firchau reported fans Monday "welcomed Blanco and a host of other Fire players to the Best Buy at the John Hancock Center to officially launch the game." Blanco: "I'm very happy. Growing up and playing the game as a little boy, I never dreamed of something like this. I never thought I would be on the cover of a video game" (CHICAGO SUN-TIMES, 10/20).

Blanco Signing Autographs
During Appearance In Chicago
DRIVING IN CIRCLES? In Indianapolis, Curt Cavin reported news of a new title sponsor for the IndyCar Series "should come later this week or early next week." Cavin: "We'll see. If it happens in this round, it will be Izod" (INDYSTAR.com, 10/20).







