The New York Times 2001 Bernard Stamler - Abstracts

The New York Times 2001 Bernard Stamler
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A company drops a young campaign to more sharply address shifts in the market.(Sybase)(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Companies are developing brand messages as a way to inspire loyalty among employees.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Got sticking power? A tagline and a mustache stop a slide in milk consumption.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Headhunters seek the 30-45 age group with a new campaign.(executive recruiting service Spencer Stuart launches ad campaign and Talent Network Web site)(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
In a wee bit of a stretch, not-so-Irish marketers jump on the St. Patrick's Day bandwagon.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Independent film producers are turning to new kinds of outdoor promotions to fill theaters.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Mixing the offline stalwarts - detergent, cereal, tissue - with online marketing.(Forrester Research report)(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Nonprofit groups are trimming their sails to match the winds of public sentiment.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Oracle defies wisdom by using itself to pitch its software products.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Quisp, a cereal and a character from the past, gains new life and new sales through the Internet.(Quaker Oats Co.'s Web site and Internet cartoon)(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
The Nature Conservancy comes up with a campaign to acquaint the public with its goals.(Advertising)(Statistical Data Included)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
The Postal Service, lightening up, sends a thoughtful holiday greeting by way of a TV spot.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
The Weather Channel's new campaign aims for viewers who aren't climate 'fanatics'.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Topps uses Mickey Mantle, old-style cards and bubble gum to help sales and celebrate 50 years.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
TV spots for women's basketball showcase the beauty and grace of the game and its players.(ads for Women's National Basketball Association)(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Using shock to peddle the goods: whether realistic or humorous, advertisers make use of death and dying.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
Wooing collegians on campus with, what else, television.(Advertising)News, opinion and commentaryBernard Stamler
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