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Stuck-in-middle Walmart Starts to Lose Share
BATAVIA, Ohio (AdAge.com) -- Recessionary darling Walmart is increasingly finding itself caught in the middle between higher-end retailers and value players and, at least in recent quarters, is losing share to both. That has some suppliers and market watchers wondering if Bentonville's strategies are flawed.
Video Chat Is Where It's at -- but How Do Brands Fit in?
YORK, Pa. (AdAge.com) -- A growing number of consumers are using video chat in conjunction with social networking to keep in touch with family and friends to hold video conferences. All that activity has some forward-looking marketers and ad agencies exploring how they can use video chat for advertising directly to customers, market research, customer service and even branded interactive experiences.
Mazda's Review of $150 Million Advertising Account Deals Another Blow to Doner
CHICAGO (AdAge.com) -- Embattled independent agency Doner is now facing the potential loss of its biggest piece of business: Mazda. The automaker Friday confirmed its estimated $150 million North American advertising account is in review, and a spokesman told Ad Age the duties up for grabs encompass "basically all the work Doner handles."
Mazda's Review of $150 Million Advertising Account Deals Another Blow to Doner
CHICAGO (AdAge.com) -- Embattled independent agency Doner is now facing the potential loss of its biggest piece of business: Mazda. The automaker Friday confirmed its estimated $150 million North American advertising account is in review, and a spokesman told Ad Age the duties up for grabs encompass "basically all the work Doner handles."

