What happened with the Planet Reebok campaign introduced in 1995?
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Here it is in a nutshell-\n\n\nREEBOK LAUNCHES "PLANET REEBOK" INTERNET WEB SITE; State-Of-The-Art Site Offers Unprecedented Range Of Interactivity With Reebok Personalities And Programs\nBusiness Wire,  Jan 26, 1995  \nSTOUGHTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 26, 1995--Looking to greatly expand the boundaries of interactive communications with the millions of consumers worldwide who follow the worlds of sports and fitness, Reebok has launched its first World Wide Web site on the Internet called, "Planet Reebok."\n\nThe new Web site offers Internet users an unprecedented range of opportunities for state-of-the-art interactive communication and information sharing with Reebok. For instance, the site's "Ask The Pros" file allows users to e-mail questions and comments to Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz (a Reebok endorser), who provides a personal response. On a periodic basis, the site will also allow users to engage Reebok athletes from professional sports and fitness in a "virtual chat."\n\n"Planet Reebok" (which can be accessed at http://planetreebok.com/) ushers in the world of Planet Reebok with entertaining and visually stimulating graphics, video and sound, as well as comprehensive background information that will be updated and enhanced regularly by the company.\n\n"Over the past 18 months, Reebok programming has aggressively explored many new avenues of communication, such as the Reebok Eliminator downhill bicycle race, Reebok City Jam Workout and P.E.TV programming, to meet the growing informational needs of our consumers," says Brenda Goodell, vice president of programming and event marketing. "Establishing a home page on the Internet was the logical next step for us. As a leader in the sports and fitness arenas, we're constantly looking for ways to stay out front of the communications curve in order to strengthen our relationship with consumers."\n\nTo maintain an ongoing dialogue with Internet users, Reebok established a public bulletin board on its new Web site. The bulletin board encourages net users to leave messages, ask questions or share ideas with the company. In each case, an appropriate Reebok representative provides a timely response, to be posted publicly or directly to the individual user.\n\nReebok recently ran a test of planetreebok.com that, during the first week, attracted more than half a million users who logged on to the site. The public bulletin board provided Reebok with numerous queries, ranging from "How do I know when I need a new pair of running shoes?" to "Where can I purchase Reebok clothing and shoes in Holland?"\n\nIn addition to interactive communications, "Planet Reebok" provides Net users with extensive information regarding Reebok. Files on the site range from a history of Reebok to a comprehensive preseason workout program.\n\nFiles have also been established that focus on Reebok programs such as the Reebok Human Rights Awards and "Witness" Program. Established in 1988, the Reebok Human Rights Award is the only corporately supported human rights award to recognize young human rights activists for their outstanding contributions and personal sacrifice. "Witness" was created in 1992 through a unique partnership between musical artist Peter Gabriel, the Lawyer's Committee for Human Rights and Reebok to supply human rights groups with video cameras, fax machines and other tools of mass communication. Net users can now obtain information on past Reebok Human Rights Award recipients, e-mail recommendations for an Award nominee or watch a video from the "Witness" program by "clicking" on the site's Human Rights icon.\n\nInformation on additional programs, such as Reebok's Women's Sports & Fitness, can be explored under the "Every Bit of Reebok" icon, along with a month-by-month update of other Reebok program activities and up
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Is this the speech you are referring to? Oct 1995/\n\nhttp://www.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1996/news/9607/15/ads.jackson/index.shtml
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Juliana "Juli" Furtado (1967) NYC, cyclist, (Olympics-10th-96),\n\nThis is the only one that matched the year too... but you can go to the site to see a whole bunch who matched the date.
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I'm afraid I was unable to locate much about Timothy Whites & Taylors, except for excerpts from personal stories and a few links listed below. \nThe Last link is to the archives concerning the Boots company , which purchased Timothy Whites & Taylors in 1967. They may have some information on the company since they acquired their business records at the time of purchase.
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dead aganst hunting series  \n\n\nhttp://www.elementskateboards.com/dynamicProducts/index_new.php?category_id=108
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The "army of one" recruting campaign was designed by the Leo Burnett Agency back in 2000. The campaign goal was to attract "generation Y" kids to the military by letting them know that as "one soldier" each of them could make a difference; the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. \n\nArmy of one indicates that the strength in numbers lies in the strength of each individual's conviction and commitment and that each soldier is responsible for his actions and for upholding the values and tenets of the Army.
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Here's the one you need:\n\nhttp://www.forbes.com/2004/06/23/04athletesland.html\n\nScroll down...
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It was revised in 1996, not written then.  There isn't any latest news sinced then.  What's your specific question?
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The World Wildlife Fund filed a lawsuit against the WWE (formerly known as WWF) because of the name "WWF" had the same name as the "World Wildlife Fund".  "WWF" decided to change their name to "WWE"\n\nHere is the article for more information why they change "WWF" to "WWE":\n\n\nWorld Wrestling Entertainment & brand extension\n\nA 2000 lawsuit from the World Wildlife Fund (also WWF) was settled in 2002, when on May 6, 2002, the company changed its name to World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc., or WWE. For a short while, the WWE had a slogan: Get the "F" out. This forced the company to issue new licensed merchandise such as apparel, action figures, video games, and DVDs with the new WWE logo. WWE also chose to split its talent roster among its two largest television shows, RAW and SmackDown!. Under this "split brands" arrangement, each brand maintains a separate and non-overlapping roster of wrestlers, has championships exclusive to that brand, and is run by a different storyline "General Manager". The Legends program began informally with the Hall of Fame ceremony to add new inductees, held during WrestleMania weekend. The introduction of WWE 24/7, WWE's on-demand television service, and the success of career retrospective DVDs such as The Ultimate Ric Flair Collection facilitated and enhanced the WWE Hall of Fame and at times brought a sense of nostalgia back into older wrestling fans. The WWE Hall of Fame currently holds such legends as Andre The Giant, Sgt. Slaughter, Big John Studd, Antonio Rocca, "Cowboy" Bob Orton, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Eddie Guerrero, Bret Hart and Hulk Hogan.
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New Balance, this was what was issued to me during boot camp in 1990. I took a pair with me to the Law Enforcement Academy and I still wear them. The tread seems to hold up longer than any other and I am rough on shoes.
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Hi Ron~\n\nIt's your lucky day. I happen to work for adidas Golf apparel and we recently purchased Reebok. Reebok is no longer operating a golf division, with the exception of apparel sold under the "Greg Norman Collection" brand. Although we will continue to sell and market shoes and apparel under the Reebok brand name, for the time being all golf footwear will be created under the adidas umbrella. I highly recomend you try our footwear out; as a 3 handicap and a lifetime golfer I can honestly tell you we make the most comfortable high performance golf shoes in the industry.\nBelow is a link to our online store.\n\nThanks and good luck on the links!
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I had them as a co-sponsor once.  They made BMX frames and a couple other parts but am pretty sure they have went out of buisness because their products just werent that good for the price they were charging.  They also factory sponsored Kyle Bennet, Christian Becerine and a couple of other riders.  I rode their Element frame which was their top fo the line and I ended up hating it.  It sits in my friends storage unit now.
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It was a Superbowl commercial from 2000 (Superbowl XXXIV). It involved friends phoning each other and screaming "WASSUP!", with the tagline at the end: "True." It was followed up by the white-man version "What-are-you-doing?", "NO, what are YOU doing?" So bad, yet so good.
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vans in late 1966. before then everyone would just wear their chucks or nikes until someone decided that they needed something better. so the founder of vans designed a "vulcanized" shoe that would stand up to the heavy wear and tear of griptape. i don't know exactly what vulcanized means but it last longer
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maybe of Russia and have all those 1980 acid wash jeans and bright pink /electric blue ski-jackets burned...ooooh gosh and not to forget those ugly red and white christmas-like sweaters with the reindeer....Y?  and thse ugly aerobic sneaker with the soles that are soft...yikes...this is ridiculose. I'd go fashionist....hehehe
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Here you go...Scroll down...\n\nhttp://www.forbes.com/2004/06/23/04athletesland.html
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they where a baseketbball team in 1999