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When Boston Red Sox owner and billionaire John W. Henry bought The Boston Globe and Worcester's Telegram & Gazette in October, his intentions for the Boston newspaper were clear.
Worcester-based Massachusetts Digital Games Institute (MassDiGI) at Becker College received a $25,000 grant to expand high school participation in its annual MassDiGI Game Challenge, and to launch a series of workshops focused on game development.
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That's My Ticket, a Medway company that makes and sells historic sports, concert and theater tickets products and displays, has acquired Sports Propaganda, a maker of limited-edition, Major League baseball prints.
Worcester-based BlueHive, a branding firm specializing in exhibit and interior design, has announced the opening of two regional sales offices in Portsmouth, N.H., and New York City and added new management and sales staff to support expansion.
It wasn't long ago that marketers were screaming from the rooftops about their new favorite duo: Email marketing and social media.They're like peanut butter and jelly! Peas and carrots! Batman and Robin!
New York-based GateHouse Media, which operates two daily newspapers in Central Massachusetts and 79 across the country, saw its revenue fall and its losses increase during its first fiscal quarter, ended March 31.
The Daily Voice, a Connecticut-based network of news websites, is shutting down its 11 Central Massachusetts locations, according to several published reports.
Rory McIlroy, the number-one ranked golfer in the world, has signed on with Framingham-based Bose Corp. as a global brand ambassador, the company announced.
Worcester-based Davis Advertising said Honey Dew Associates Inc. has hired the firm to manage all of its advertising and marketing.
Mercury Media, which has an office in Marlborough, has focused on direct response television advertising since its founding in 1989.
Maynard-based Kaon Interactive, a provider of 3-D interactive product marketing applications, announced a deal with a Warwick, R.I., medical equipment manufacturer.
With his company's stock price at all-time lows, Westborough-based Paid Inc. CEO Greg Rotman has resigned and the company's board of directors has appointed a New York City-based investment manager to replace him, Paid announced.
Continuing operations and personnel changes it's been undergoing for the past two years, Westborough-based entertainment management and marketing company PAID Inc.
Massachusetts' sixth place spot in an annual CNBC ranking of the best states for businesses has in the past been bragging material for Gov. Deval Patrick and other politicians.
UMass Memorial Medical Center announced that its Facebook page was recently awarded the top prize in its category by the New England Society for Healthcare Communications.