| The New York Times 2004 Stuart Elliott |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A British line of beauty products hires a U.S. shop for a U.S. foray.(Business/Financial Desk)(THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING) | News, opinion and commentary | Stuart Elliott |
| During Breaks in Game, Satire and Silliness.(Business/Financial Desk)(THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING) | News, opinion and commentary | Stuart Elliott |
| In a bit of creative recycling, an ad for a television show becomes a element of the show.(Business/Financial Desk)(THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING) | News, opinion and commentary | Stuart Elliott |
| One court battle between Miller and Anheuser-Busch is called off, but their war is far from over.(Business/Financial Desk)(THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING) | News, opinion and commentary | Stuart Elliott |
| Selling Prescription Drugs to the Consumer.(Business/Financial Desk)(THE MEDIA BUSINESS) | News, opinion and commentary | Stuart Elliott, Nat Ives |
| The Super Spots Lighten Up, At $2.3 Million For 30 Seconds.(Business/Financial Desk)(THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING) | News, opinion and commentary | Stuart Elliott |
| Viagra, With a Wink and a Nudge, Joins Its Racier Rivals on Their Turf.(Business/Financial Desk)(THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING) | News, opinion and commentary | Stuart Elliott |
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