| The Asian Wall Street Journal Weekly 2001 Michael Flagg |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Ad agencies feel they're getting cold shoulder from Thailand.(distrust of foreigners leads to loss of contracts)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Ad agencies in Asia gobbled up one-fifth of global sales in 2000.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Advertising continues to slump in Asia; agencies may cut jobs.(ad spending drops)(Column)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Advertising kit strikes race sensitivities.(Hong Kong) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| After takeover by WPP, Y&R returns its focus to business.(WPP Group acquisition of Young & Rubicam)(Interview) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Agencies fret over spending.(ad spending rates down from 2000)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Balaji wows audiences but finds it difficult to please investors.(Balaji Telefilm Ltd.)(Company Profile) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| China's brands gain ground against multinational rivals.(Chinese local brands selling more than foreign brands) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Coca-Cola's strategy unbottles local tastes.(Coca-Cola Co. marketing to local tastes in Asia) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Europe's retailers develop taste for growth in big Asian markets.(Carrefour S.A., Royal Ahold N.V., Tesco PLC)(Column) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Humax could prove utility of thinking outside the box.(Humax Co., maker of set-top boxes) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Indian malls scramble to find tenants.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Layoffs avoided--for now.(Asian advertising industry)(Brief Article) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Losing steam in China.(Advertising)(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Most of region tunes out Hallmark Films.(prefer action, local actors) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| No foreigners allowed?(Thailand's memo upsets foreign agencies) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Pay-TV business is likely to turn out a winner for TVB.(Hong Kong television station) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Right image helps brewers: foreign beer makers vie for emerging markets.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Shanghai Cable to arrange e-mail service on the tube.(deal with OpenTV Inc.) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| TV landscape may change.(cable television in India) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Viacom: China wants its MTV.(Viacom Inc. may buy into broadcaster to gain market share in China) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Will Asian TV make its mark? Local media may gain ground.(competing with multinational news corporations) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
| Women's magazines top them all in advertising to the middle class.(Statistical Data Included) | Business, international | Michael Flagg |
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