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  • DIAGEO Mockup of a Diageo "pod," designed to create a partially enclosed, refrigerated beer zone within a supermarket aisle.

    Diageo Serves Up New Campaign Aimed at Shoppers 2009

  • DIAGEO SPOKESPERSON: Diageo is the official pourer of both the Democratic and the Republican National Convention.

    Democracy Now! 2008

  • (www. diageo.com) • In 2008, Diageo GB spent £3 million (~$1. 8M) to promote Guinness® for St. Patrick's Day by supplying promotional kits to 29,000 pubs.

    Recently Uploaded Slideshows James_M_Beale 2009

  • (For what it's worth: According to the firm's Web site, "The word Diageo comes from the Latin for day (dia) and the Greek for world (geo).

    Home | The New York Observer 2009

  • By making its own content, Diageo is seeking complete control over how its brand is represented.

    Diageo's Smirnoff Joins Mix on TV Paul Sonne 2010

  • Diageo is launching a reality series on BET in which the company's Smirnoff vodka brand plays a role.

    What's News: Business 2010

  • Diageo is spending about $1 million in advertising to support the rollout.

    Guinness Makes Play for the U.S. Market David Kesmodel 2010

  • Not to Smirnoff corporate parent Diageo, which is one of six companies whose brands appear in Casino Royale, the 21st film in the Bond franchise, which opens Friday.

    James Bond: Licensed To Sell 2006

  • Diageo, which is based in London, said the acquisition would increase its earnings per share by about 1 percent in the first year.

    NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED 2011

  • Diageo, which is based in London, said the acquisition would increase its earnings per share by about 1 percent in the first year.

    NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED 2011

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