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Nothing on But Infomercials? Don’t Change the Channel

With DingmanTV, Student Entrepreneurs Follow in the Steps of Billy Mays, Shamwow Guy

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Is This the End of the Shopping Mall?

Why COVID-19 Might Be a Catalyst That Changes Retail Forever

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Alum Aims to Make Hate Unprofitable

Social Media Activist Group Goes After Advertisers on Racist, Extremist Websites, Shows

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Scoring the Super Bowl Ads

Which Commercials Popped—and Which Flopped? 3 Marketing Experts Break Them Down

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AR: The Trend Changing How You Shop During the Holidays

Marketing Expert: Brace for Stores Everywhere to Adopt This Tech

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Content Still King in Streaming Wars

UMD Expert Explains How Disney+, Apple TV+ Might Make You Rethink Your Channel Choices

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Reflecting Success

As Nats Fight to Pull Off World Series Upset, Smith Professor Explains Impact on D.C.

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Why ‘Disruptor’ Brands Are Booming—and What Role You Play in the Trend

UMD Marketing Expert Explains the Rise in Firms From Blue Apron to Warby Parker

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A Game of Chicken

Social Media Jockeying Made Popeyes’ Sandwich a Viral Sensation. A UMD Marketing Expert Explains How.

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Taste of the Future at Shopping Malls

Marketing Expert: How New Dining Options Are Spicing Up Customer Experience

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Expert: VW’s New Ad Campaign Takes Thoughtful Journey From Scandal

“Hello Light” Confronts Wrongdoing, Embraces Heyday, Promises Innovative Future

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Game for a Business Challenge

College Park Scholars Students Propose Marketing Campaigns for Social Broadcasting Platform

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