The Ticker: Facebook Rises; LinkedIn Gets Personal; Ford in Europe; Dems vs. Repubs; Motorola

|
September 6, 2012
|
September 6, 2012

The Washington Post: Facebook Stocks Rebound after CEO’s Commitment Not to Sell

Adweek: LinkedIn Moves to Personalize Site, Add Visuals

The New York Times: Ford Focuses PR Efforts on European Market

Los Angeles Times: Democrats Beat Republicans on First-Night Convention Ratings

Chicago Tribune: Motorola Debuts New Razr Phones

EDITOR'S PICKS

For Gillette, Grey Shows the Hard Work and Reward of Raising a Boy Into a Caring Man

by Shannon Miller

Twitter Will No Longer Accept Ads From State-Controlled Media Entities

by David Cohen
Man sitting at leather chair playing video games.

4 Takeaways as Ninja Defects From Twitch to Microsoft’s Mixer

by Marty Swant
Two faux meat sandwiches from Dunkin'.

How Faux Meat Is Beefing Up Burger King, Subway and Dunkin’ Menus

by T.L. Stanley
A black woman with the words "Everybody needs you-time" on the left, a small dog on front right and two white men smiling on the back right.

DTC Brands Are Finding Their Target Audiences Through Streaming Services

by Kelsey Sutton

At NexTech, Boldface Names Discussed the Future of Ad Tech

by Alexa Comeau
Publicis Groupe and Rauxa logos

Publicis Groupe Continues Acquisition Spree by Obtaining Rauxa

by Erik Oster

Jeff Goldblum Always Stays True to the Most Fascinating Character of Them All: Himself

by Doug Zanger
View Latest News >