Michelin is launching the fourth ad in its first global advertising push, the two-year-old "The Right Tire Changes Everything" campaign. The new element talks about safety, and features the Michelin ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. (Feb. 6, 2017) — Group Michelin is shifting its marketing/advertising strategy away from the animated world of the Michelin Man to "real-world scenarios" where Bibendum makes cameo ...

GREENVILLE, S.C.—Michelin has launched its largest advertising campaign in years, spanning television, digital and social media. Rather than focus on its product offerings, the company said the ...

Michelin USA is launching a new campaign with a safety, fuel economy, and environmental messages. The integrated TV, print, Internet and radio effort uses the slogan "A Better Way Forward." The new ...

Group Michelin is launching a global advertising campaign using the theme, “The right tire changes everything,” featuring company mascot Bibendum in an animated world pulling tires from his body to ...

Keeping an aging ad icon fresh is increasingly difficult in advertising. Maytag came up with an apprentice for “Ol Lonely” in one of the more recent examples of contemporization. And now, the Michelin ...

GREENVILLE, S.C.—Michelin is shifting its marketing and advertising strategy away from the animated world of the Michelin Man to "real-world scenarios" where he makes cameo appearances. The first in ...

tire maker and one giant leap for the Michelin Man. The Michelin Man, one of the world’s most recognizable icons, takes center stage in U.S. advertising for the first time as Michelin North America ...

NEW YORK — Michelin rolled out a global media campaign Tuesday that touts the cost savings of its tires as it fights for market share in an increasingly competitive market. The campaign features the ...

You won’t see any babies in Michelin’s latest marketing blitz. You won’t see any tires either. At least not right away. The French tiremaker is trying a different approach to reach a different kind of ...

There’s a lot of baloney riding on their tires. Michelin North America is being forced to cough up $375,000 — of which Arizona gets $22,500 — because of ads that claimed its tires were fuel-efficient.