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Skift Raises $1.1 Million in New Seed Money Travel news and information site plans to double staff

The travel news and information site Skift has announced plans to double its staff from five to 10 people after raising $1.1 million in new seed money. Lerer Ventures led the…

May 15, 2013, 9:00 AM EDT

Vice CEO Punches Back at Critics of North Korea Trip Shane Smith discusses new HBO show

Specs Who Shane Smith Age 43 New gig Host of new HBO newsmagazine, Vice Continuing gig Co-founder, CEO, Vice Media Vice got a lot of criticism when your new HBO show went to North Korea…

March 24, 2013, 11:36 PM EDT

A Tipsy Time With the Half-Naked Bellboy Vegas hotel Cosmopolitan’s edgy take on the luggage lad is only the latest incarnation of a branding icon

If you’ve ever stayed in a hotel that has over two stars, you’ve already met him. But heck, even if you’ve only seen it in the movies, we all know…

March 21, 2013, 6:59 AM EDT

When Airlines All Look Alike, What's a Marketer to Do? Pitch the food

If there’s one thing that keeps a marketer awake at night, it’s commoditization—a nasty little bug that reduces a brand’s personality to the anonymous essentials of its segment. Put another…

March 15, 2013, 12:39 PM EDT

Is This the Most Important Person in Advertising? Hint: she runs a $43.7 billion ad business

In many respects, Susan Wojcicki is Google’s most important patron. Her garage served as the original Google headquarters, and over the last decade the svp of advertising has grown the…

February 25, 2013, 12:03 AM EST

Marriott Chain Adds Some Local Flavor Renaissance Hotels goes native, using neighborhood tipsters to boost its online concierge service

Is Marriott’s Renaissance Hotels trying to be the next Yelp? To increase its social quotient, the hotel chain is letting locals participate in its Navigator program, Renaissance’s take on the…

January 8, 2013, 6:09 AM EST

Top 10 Commercials of the Week: Nov. 30 - Dec. 7 Internet Explorer trolls itself, Santas go surfing, and GE gets the robots moving

This week, Bing bashed Google for "Scroogling" your holiday shopping searches, StubHub's ticket tree mourned its piney and formerly ornamented cousin, and Expedia unleashed a rare commercial that will have…

December 7, 2012, 10:04 AM EST

Perspective: All Hands on Deck On cruise ships, nothing says 'service' better than a young man in uniform

Ever since Samuel Cunard sent the RMS Britannia across the Atlantic in 1840, the shipping business has looked for various ways to lure passengers aboard—a task that’s not as easy…

December 6, 2012, 6:21 AM EST

Ready for Takeoff Travelers have always expected suitcases to be light and strong

In 1918, the Shwayder brothers of Denver began to manufacture a newfangled kind of luggage called the “suit case.” Facing no shortage of competition from more established trunk makers, Jesse…

November 23, 2012, 9:55 AM EST

Data Points: Two-Screen Viewing Tablet owners often multi-task while on their devices, especially while watching TV

Media and multi-tasking is nothing new, and that's especially true of tablet owners, according to newly released research by GfK MRI's iPanel. Given the portability of the devices and all…

November 7, 2012, 7:13 AM EST

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