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Quiksilver’s Major Cuts Include Athletes, Staff, and Brands

Action Sports / Marketing/Advertising / Skateboarding / Snowboarding / Sponsorship / Sports / Surfing
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So far, limited information is available, but word leaked from the Quiksilver’s Huntington Beach headquarters yesterday, according to Transworld Business, is that it was another grim day for action sports. According to latest news, Quiksilver has cut Quiksilver Women’s, Quiksilver Girls, and DC has cut DC Women’s. In addition, the surf team from Quiksilver has […]

The Black Ivy -Street Etiquette’s Latest Project Highlights Cultured Male Prep Fashion with Unique Concept and Visuals

The integration of style, character, education and art with a tribute to the first black colleges in America.

The World Cup at Crewest Brings Mix of Street Art and Soccer Fans, plus Fox Sports Espanol

Renowned artist ManOne has created a unique international show combing the best of sports and street art at Crewest Gallery.

Action Sports Channel Fuel TV in Talks with Viacom

Rumors started swirling late last year that Fox TV was in talks to sell Fuel TV to Viacom, but it looks like things have moved much closer to making it happen soon.

Snow Industries of America (SIA) Trade Show Appears Recession-Proof, But Does the Industry Have its Head in the Snow?

Board graphics ruled, science in outwear is now the norm, and bindings are finally looking cool. That’s just a start.

The Virtue Trade Show Review: Where MMA, Freestyle Motocross, Tattoo Culture, Art, Music Crossover, Bringing the Growing Fashion Subculture to the Mainstream

MMA, Ultimate Fighting, Motocross, and fashion take center stage at the debut of ASR’s new show called Virtue. Label Networks was there to capture the dark glam coming that’s created an entirely new subculture of its own.

MAGIC Fashion Trade Show South Hall Review by Label Networks Indicates Street Fashion Has Evolved Moving in Niche Directions Inspired by Music, Sports, New Icons, Eco-Warriors, Street Culture

The MAGIC International Fashion Trade Show February 12-15, 2008 brought out more than 100,000 manufacturers, buyers, retailers, fashion-forward designers, along with the latest up-and-coming styles primarily from North America, as thousands of people in fashion and related industries such as music, electronics, and video gaming gathered in Las Vegas for 4 days to see the latest trends from the industry.