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We have dominating consumer brands in news, sports, finance, tech, and entertainment and lifestyle coupled with our market leading advertising technology platforms," Armstrong said in a statement.

Grocers are listening, and in many cases they're handing Kraft the keys to the storeroom, giving it power to make decisions about product placement, promotions and pricing—not only for its own category-dominating brands, but also for those of its competitors.

Grocers are listening, and in many cases they hand Kraft the keys to the storeroom, giving it the power to make decisions about product placement, promotions and pricing—not only for its own category-dominating brands but also for those of its competitors.

"When a human so dominates the brand image, few brands survive the demise of the personality," said Clive Chajet, chairman at Chajet Consultancy in New York, a corporate identity consulting company.

The salon is dominated by brands belonging to Richemont, one of the world's largest luxury goods companies, whose stable includes Cartier, Piaget and Vacheron Constantin.

Every year, detractors accuse the festival of selling out, of being too dominated by brands, and yet every year it gets bigger, busier and even more eclectic.

Last month he formed a partnership with Miller, an American brewer, to introduce a range of ready-mixed drinks in America; this is a fast-growing niche dominated by brands such as Bacardi Breezer and Diageo's Smirnoff Ice.The revitalised Allied is now in a strong position to take part in a fresh round of consolidation, which the Seagram deal seems sure to trigger.

By the end of the decade, US department stores were dominated by brands launched by the rappers themselves: Phat Farm, launched by Def Jam co-founder Russell Simmons in 1992; Rocawear launched by Jay Z and Damon Dash in 1999, and sold for $204m eight years later; Sean "Diddy" Combs's labels Sean John and Enyce; and a host of others.

The startup must rely on its nimbleness and a flawless customer experience if it's going to gain a foothold in a business dominated by brands with huge ad campaigns and brick-and-mortar distribution.

American Chicle remained there for 48 years, its huge rooftop signs, proclaiming the company's Chiclets and Dentyne brands, dominating the Long Island City skyline.

The market for micromessaging may appear to be growing, what with major media outlets signing on and blogger firestorms about the value to individual brands dominating the holiday slowdown of so-called "real" news.