Business Marketing 1992 Jan Jaben - Abstracts

Business Marketing 1992 Jan Jaben
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Ad attacks: sniping continues in computer, info services and, of course, political arenas.BusinessJan Jaben
Agents of change. (marketing executives of information technology firms)(part 2)BusinessJan Jaben
All systems go for growing EDS ad campaign. (Electronic Data Systems Corp.)(includes related article on Ross Perot) (Spotlight Report)BusinessJan Jaben
Anderson & Lembke's goal: memorable creativity that sells. (business to business advertising; includes related article) (Agency of the Year) (Company Profile)BusinessJan Jaben
A one-stop shop: gritty-looking agency integrated all the marketing tools. (Agency Profile)BusinessJan Jaben
A setback for competitive ads? (Friedman Benjamin Advertising Inc. found liable for damages)BusinessJan Jaben
AT&T, McCaw to integrate channels in booming cellular market. (American Telephone and Telegraph Co.; McCaw Cellular Communications Inc.) (News & Trends)BusinessJan Jaben
Avoiding temptation: not using negative ads usually is good business, poll shows. (Cover Story)BusinessJan Jaben
Back to Fellini: Roger E. Ailes: maestro of negative politics turns to business. (filmmaker Federico Fellini; Ailes Communications Inc.'s chairman and CEO Roger E. Ailes) (Cover Story)BusinessJan Jaben
Business marketing execs go for Perot. (presidential candidate Ross Perot)BusinessJan Jaben
Clinton wins at the tape with marketing execs. (Presidential Exit Poll)BusinessJan Jaben
DEC makes the workplace friendlier for the disabled. (Digital Equipment Corp.)BusinessJan Jaben
Enabling the disabled: IBM, Xerox, AT&T market new products to aid people with disabilities. (International Business Machines Corp.; Xerox Corp.; American Telephone and Telegraph Co.)BusinessJan Jaben
Family leave: national debate focuses on flexibility, fairness. (Special Report)BusinessJan Jaben
Finding a happy medium: TV is the right choice - sometimes. (includes related articles)BusinessJan Jaben
General Motors: business-to-business parts of empire look like winners despite drastic automaking cuts. (Spotlight Report)BusinessJan Jaben
Guarascio's star continues to rise amid restructuring at GM. (General MotorsCorp. North American Operations general manager of marketing and advertising Philip Guarascio) (News & Trends)BusinessJan Jaben
Having it all: how Julie Ring and her boss crated a 'win-win' family leave plan. (Special Report)BusinessJan Jaben
IBM's plunge into publishing: Big Blue serves up solutions in two new customer-targeted magazines. (Cover Story)BusinessJan Jaben
IBM's sales force needs trimming: analysts. (Marketing Spotlight.)BusinessJan Jaben
In the homestretch: marketing execs move toward Clinton. (Presidential Poll)BusinessJan Jaben
Just do it. (survey of marketing executives) (Executive Survey)BusinessJan Jaben
Marketers grow gloomy about economy. (Economic Outlook Poll)BusinessJan Jaben
Marketers to Clinton: initiate the age of 'teledemocracy.' (Cover Story)BusinessJan Jaben
Mud wrestling: Microsoft's ads highlight new prominence of negative marketing in business. (Microsoft Corp.) (Cover Story)BusinessJan Jaben
Nicotine patch suppliers Ciba-Geigy, American Cyanamid meet intense demand. (Ciba-Geigy Corp.; American Cyanamid Co.)BusinessJan Jaben
No longer perpetrators? Inside the Bush, Clinton camps. (negative advertising in the 1992 US presidential campaign) (Cover Story)BusinessJan Jaben
P&G vet takes key post at GM. (former Procter and Gamble Co. chairman and CEO John G. Smale appointed chairman of the executive committee of General Motors Corp.)BusinessJan Jaben
President Bush is marketers' choice.BusinessJan Jaben
Saying 'no': voters turned off by negative ads, top marketers contend.BusinessJan Jaben
Steve Trygg: the 21st century ad man. (chairman and chief creative director of Anderson and Lembke Inc.; includes related article)BusinessJan Jaben
Tapping new tools. (interview with Robert F. Cotter, director of marketing and product management for ITT Sheraton Corp.) (Cover Story)BusinessJan Jaben
They're itching: 'bad guys' of '88 ready to roll. (1988 US presidential campaign men Floyd G. Brown and Dennis Frankenberry) (Cover Story)BusinessJan Jaben
Using mailings as an incentive springboard: how Georgia-Pacific's two-tiered program drove plywood sales.BusinessJan Jaben
What marketers want from Clinton: wish lists refined as economic spirits rise. (includes related article) (Cover Story)BusinessKate Bertrand, Jan Jaben, Sandra Pesmen, Priscilla C. Brown, Joe Mullich, Edmund O. Lawler
Zeroing in. (industrial marketing techniques) (Interview)BusinessJan Jaben
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