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"Publishing Garage is a Facebook-led initiative for brands to optimise their performance on Facebook, an ignition switch to make the participating brand one of the best publishers on Facebook," notes a news release on the program.
She also put Ross, the BBC's highest-paid presenter, and Brand, one of the most innovative stand-up comedians of his generation, on air.
That campaign, themed "A totally organic experience," features women who simulate sexual ecstasy while shampooing, usually in an inappropriate setting like a crowded airliner, and has been credited with helping make the brand one of the leading shampoo-conditioners.
PAGE B6 ROBERT STEINBERG, 61 A food-loving doctor from San Francisco who threw himself into chocolate, eventually joining with one of his patients to make the Scharffen Berger Chocolate Maker brand one of the most highly regarded fine American chocolates.
"Our goal mid- to long term is to take Hyundai to a 'Tier 1' brand, one of the top companies not only in the United States but worldwide," Dave Weber, vice president for marketing at Hyundai Motor in Fountain Valley, Calif., said in a telephone interview.
Google's innovations in web search and advertising have made its website a top Internet property and its brand one of the most recognized in the world.
His swashbuckling, one-handed backhand -- branded one of the game's best by Marat Safin -- was confounding one opponent after another.
Brands, one of Franklin's biographers, writes, marked the conclusion of "the revolutionary period in American history" and the climax of Franklin's improbably long public life.
In 1993 he led the $37 million renovation of the Prospect Park Zoo, once branded one of the country's 10 worst zoos by Parade magazine.
But Colorado-based Dixie Brands – one of the largest marijuana retail businesses, selling edibles and elixirs – has ambitions to not only be the first national cannabis brand, but a global one.
Among the concessions on that deal, Anheuser-Busch InBev agreed to sell the rights to Corona beer and other Grupo Modelo brands in the United States to Constellation Brands, one of the world's largest wine companies, for $2.9 billion.
