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  1. Food Safety News

    Most Europeans react to food risk information

    By Joe Whitworth

    Two thirds of Europeans have changed their consumption behavior as a result of information about a food risk, according to a survey. A Eurobarometer survey by the European Food Safety…

  2. The Right Coast

    Boosting testosterone makes men prefer higher-status products — ScienceDaily

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Status symbols, like a luxury car or brand-name denim, may not function any better than their lower-status counterparts, but they do convey a message about the owner's position on the…

  3. Labor & Employment Report

    Starbucks – Training Employees on the Obvious?

    By Fiona W. Ong

    I have a friend who is a high school biology teacher. A few years ago, her class dissected a sheep's brain. After class, one of her students confessed to her…

  4. The Rainmaker Blog

    How Lawyers Can Connect with Today’s Legal Consumer

    By Stephen Fairley

    Legal consumers today are a lot more savvy than just a few years ago, and law firms need to update their marketing strategies in order to reach and persuade them.…

  5. The Daily Intake

    New Research Finds Food “Process” Labels Can Stigmatize Conventionally Produced Foods

    By Keller and Heckman LLP

    A paper recently published in the journal Applied Economics Perspectives and Policy explores how labels identifying the process in which food is produced positively and negatively influences consumer behavior.  More specifically, the…

  6. The Right Coast

    Poll: Majority NFL fans plan to watch less football

    By Thomas A. Smith

    A new Yahoo Finance poll suggests the NFL has an enduring problem on its hands. Nearly 62% of 9,056 respondents told us they plan to watch less pro football in…

  7. Food Safety News

    Researchers find cooking shows must do better on food safety

    By News Desk

    Home cooking can kill, often because not enough is known about foodborne illnesses that may result from consumer practices. Television cooking shows –long an important resources for home cooks—rarely if…

  8. DuetsBlog

    Stealth Marketing: How Marketers Use Emotions To Sneak Their Messaging Past Your Brain’s Filters

    By Duets Guest Blogger

    -Mark Prus, Principal, NameFlash Name Development When your brain uncovers new information, it says: “You Shall Not Pass!” Fans of “The Lord of The Rings” will recognize this as Gandalf’s…

  9. The Right Coast

    A Seismic Shift in How People Eat – The New York Times

    By Thomas A. Smith

    Those announcements reflect a new reality: Consumers are walking away from America s most iconic food brands. Big food manufacturers are reacting by cleaning up their ingredient labels, acquiring healthier…

  10. The Right Coast

    Do Men Still Crave Status Watches? – WSJ

    By Thomas A. Smith

    The status watch. Among those who know the handshake, it can telegraph success and taste (or lack of same). Some may argue that with a clock on every smartphone and…