GM/Ford Talk Social Media, B-52’s Chime, Cunning Turns Ten

Steve Hall

Nov. 25, 2008
1 min read

– Two key players shaping Detroit’s social media strategy, Ford’s Scott Monty and GM’s Christopher Barger, appeared on The BeanCast, this week to talk about their social media efforts for the auto industry, the proposed bailout and that private jet fiasco.

– The B-52s have lent their sound to NBC network’s ongoing CHIME IN campaign recording its own version of NBC’s chimes, which will air in promo form during the network’s primetime lineup.

– Marketing agency Cunning is ten years old. Help them blow out the candles on their virtual birthday cake.

– On Tuesday, December 16 at the ADC Gallery on 106 West 29th Street, The Art Directors Club will host its holiday party where the Art Directors Annula 87 and the ADC Young Guns 6 Annual will be made available for purchase.

Steve Hall

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