| Marketing Magazine 1998 Eve Lazarus |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Ads take B.C. forest industry to task. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| B.C.'s Nisga'a Treaty sold on emotion. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| B.C.'s not so bad slump. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| B.C. tobacco fight will cost millions. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Brains against brains. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Coke stalls school supply negotiations. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Eye surgery ads go for mass appeal. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Fear of a backlash: Why most advertisers are wary of using out-of-home ads for ethnic targeting. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Granny bares her teeth. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Holy Cow, there goes the ad budget! | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| New product ideas keep flowing from B.C. dairy. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Okanagan reinforces its craft brew roots. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Sweet smell of success closer for Blitz. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Thrifty Foods takes on $2M revamp. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
| Vancouver TV sales still going strong. | Business, international | Eve Lazarus |
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