NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Oatmeal has been a big win for Starbucks and Jamba Juice, McDonald's is planning a national rollout for early next year, and now Quaker is hoping a revamped lineup and new campaign will boost its business by double digits.
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With Oatmeal Sexy Again, Quaker Wants in on Action
NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Fast feeders, early data shows you're indeed cool enough for check-ins. Quick-service chains Subway, McDonald's, Starbucks and Burger King have the most unique check-ins on MyTown, a location-based game with more than 3 million users that provided the data
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Fast-Food Chains Grab Most Location-Based Check-ins
Who’s the mayor of Pizza Hut? Or, in other words, who has been stuffing their faces with way too much deep dish
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Who Wants to Be the Mayor of Pizza Hut?
Location-based social networking game Foursquare has had a great year. They’ve got 1.8 million users, adding about 10,000 more every day
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Foursquare Scores $20 Million From Venture Capitalists
Convenience-kæden har ofte fået mulighed for at tyvstarte det danske salg af kendte udenlandske mærker. Denne gang er det Starbucks is-kaffe, der kommer på 7-Elevens hylder.
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7-Eleven serverer Starbucks
We asked you to top the outrageous reporting being churned out by a “writer” hired on behalf of BP. Here are some of our favorites.
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The BP Creative Writing Contest: The Best of the Worst
Could a simple chalkboard eliminate the use of disposable coffee cups? The creators of Karma Cup think so. If you could earn free lattes by helping save the environment, why wouldn’t you
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Winner of Starbucks’s Coffee Cup Challenge Isn’t a Coffee Cup
Starbucks has just announced that it’s expanding its in-store Wi-fi system, to its maximum limit: From July 1st it’ll be free for everyone, with a single click access and no registration process at all. Welcome Starbucks to the Internet Era
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Starbucks Makes Wi-fi Net Access Free in All U.S. Stores, Joins the Internet Era
In the spirit of full disclosure, I confess that I drank my last cup of coffee 35 years ago.
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Seattle’s Best Coffee Logo is a Blend of the Bland
Drip coffee, which 99.9% of the time is what you get when you walk into a coffee shop and order a coffee, is usually pretty poor. The minimal steeping time and paper filters deprive coffee of its natural and delicious essential oils, and often fail to impart much flavor besides bitterness (this is especially true of Starbucks, whose beans are already a bit over-roasted). There is, however, a very old and very simple method that nonetheless makes better coffee than even a drip machine with the fanciest of pants: the French Press
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WANTED: BKoffie’s Recyclable French Press to Go Cup