September 28, 2009 • 9:03 PM 0
A handful of new Web sites are out to help shoppers save money by searching eBay for misspelled brand names.
Filed under: 2008, Douglas Quenqua, New York Times, 2008, advertising, business, Douglas Quenqua, help for ebay shoppers, misspelled brand names, nytimes
September 28, 2009 • 9:02 PM 0
Schools have trimmed community service hours for high school students, hoping they will aim for quality, not quantity.
Filed under: 2008, Douglas Quenqua, New York Times, 2008, community service, community service for high school students, Douglas Quenqua, good deeds: the backlash, nytimes, style
September 28, 2008 • 10:01 PM 0
All items published by Douglas Quenqua in 2008.
Eating Healthy, Even At Your Desk
The Extended Life Of Monty Python
Help for eBay Shoppers Who Can’t Spell
HSBC Sponsors Entire Issue Of New York Magazine
A Way To Save and Still Have Crisp Clothes
Folgers Markets A New Coffee to Cost-cutting Home Brewers
Picking Winners by the Popularity of Paraphernalia
Citi’s Sports Marketing Strategy Turns Its Focus to Stars-to-be
Tofu Noodles Get a Lift From Hungry-Girl.com
Forthright or Clueless? Kathie Lee Draws Fire
A Rare CD by Today’s Hot Boy Band: Bids Start at $160. Do I Hear $200?
The Vampires Are Coming, but Only After Months Of Warnings
The Force Lives On, As Do The Toys
Merchants Cheer Sunday Booze Sales As Blue Laws Fall
A Venerable Sports Paper Plays Catch-Up
To Create Its Hits, A Company Takes Its Toys On Tour
A New Twist On Balloon Sculpture
In A Weak Economy, Quirky Restaurant Ads Yield To Tried and True
Sending in the Marines (to Recruit Women)
Revising a Name, but Not a Familiar Slogan
Saying ‘Will You’ for Prizes, on the Web
Filed under: 2008, CNN Money, Douglas Quenqua, New York Times, 2008
