| The New York Times 2000 Jane L. Levere |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| aMedia starts a Web site to draw Asian-American clientele.(Advertising) | News, opinion and commentary | Jane L. Levere |
| An annual industry forecast expects spending, led by the Internet, to reach $249 billion in 2004.(Advertising) | News, opinion and commentary | Jane L. Levere |
| A new campaign will try to differentiate Lipton's Iced Tea from its main competitors.(Advertising)(Statistical Data Included) | News, opinion and commentary | Jane L. Levere |
| An international design agency's name becomes a shadow of itelf in a move to bolster its identity.(d/g*, formerly Desgrippes Gobe & Associates)(Advertising)(Statistical Data Included) | News, opinion and commentary | Jane L. Levere |
| Best Western beefs up TV spending in what it sees as a key year.(Best Western International)(Advertising) | News, opinion and commentary | Jane L. Levere |
| Primedia is allocating millions of dollars to promote its online business operations.(Advertising) | News, opinion and commentary | Jane L. Levere |
| Recasting BellSouth from telephone company to high-technology communications provider.(Advertising) | News, opinion and commentary | Jane L. Levere |
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