I think that we should not have a postal service anymore. I believe obviously we still need to be able to order goods and get them delivered to our house from UPS, but I think the days of written letters need to be behind us. It is unnecessary for the government to have to fund this postal service anymore when it can be eliminated. We have so much technology, such as e-mail, that can just replace this service, and be much cheaper. I believe that this is the start of the end of the postal service, that has been part of america almost from the beginning.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Marriott Ties in With '42' to Promote Loyalty Program
Marriott International is using the new film "42" to help promote its loyalty program to African Americans. For those who don't know, "42" is a film about the great Jackie Robinson, who broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball. Now Marriott is using this film to promote it's loyalty to African Americans, which could be a good thing, or could it backfire? Marriott officials state they are doing this just because the believe the store of Jackie Robinson fits right into their motto, and fits their culture, themes, and values. Marriott began a monthlong sweepstakes on Facebook that offers daily prizes for tickets to "42", and also a change to win an expense-paid trip to film's Los Angeles premiere. I believe that this a good thing, that Marriott is tying its mottos together to fit with the great and courageous Jackie Robinson.
What do you think? Is this maybe a stretch for Marriott to tie itself together with Jackie Robinson? Or is this a good thing that Marriott is doing?
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/18/business/media/marriott-ties-in-with-42-to-promote-loyalty-program.html?ref=advertisingandmarketing
What do you think? Is this maybe a stretch for Marriott to tie itself together with Jackie Robinson? Or is this a good thing that Marriott is doing?
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/18/business/media/marriott-ties-in-with-42-to-promote-loyalty-program.html?ref=advertisingandmarketing
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