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BOB GARFIELD ON THE MEDIA--AND MORE.

Authors : Pollack, Judann

Source: Advertising Age. 2017, Vol. 88, Issue 17.

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FINDING COMFORT IN THE FOG.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2017, Vol. 88, Issue 2.

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A LIST 2017 BtoB AGENCY OF THE YEAR; BBDO.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2017, Vol. 88, Issue 2.

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CREATIVITY 50; PETE DOCTER.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2015, Vol. 86, Issue 24.

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PLEASE, MICKEY MOUSE, DON'T BE A RAT; Will what happens at Disney stay at Disney? The data knows too much about me.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2015, Vol. 86, Issue 20.

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ANA, 4A'S ARE NEVER AT ODDS (EXCEPT WHEN THEY ARE).

Authors : Pollack, Judann; Morrison, Maureen

Source: Advertising Age. 2015, Vol. 86, Issue 20.

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HERE'S A CAMPAIGN THAT BRAGS--BUT VERY HUMBLY.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2015, Vol. 86, Issue 16.

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WHY THIS 'AMERICAN IDOL' SUPERFAN IS SEEING THE JOURNEY THROUGH ALL THE WAY TO THE FINAL SEASON.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2015, Vol. 86, Issue 11.

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Looking for a job? Adland's bigwigs share how they got their start; Some of today's top execs went to unusual lengths to get into marketing -even climbing into the mud.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2010, Vol. 81, Issue 29, pages. 18

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What took Disney so long to bring experience to retail space?

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Source: Advertising Age. 2009, Vol. 80, Issue 35, pages. 21

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BING, PRE NOT FIRST TO CLAIM TO CHANGE LIVES; A look at 10 of the most extravagant taglines in recent years.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2009, Vol. 80, Issue 21, pages. 4

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A tribute to Gentleman Jim Brady-on Page Six, of course.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2009, Vol. 80, pages. 6

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HOW DARE THEY? CADILLAC GREATLY OVERBLOWS MESSAGE.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2015, Vol. 86, Issue 4.

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Marketers hit hard by credit crisis; Lack of funding for new rollouts, deal making and store openings.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2008, Vol. 79, Issue 36, pages. 38

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David Novak's book promises to be pretty candid, and it is-well, sort of.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2007, Vol. 78, Issue 49, pages. 11

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A CRASH COURSE FROM YUM'S 'ACCIDENTAL CEO'; Former adman David Novak on Crystal Pepsi, rubber chickens and growing up.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2007, Vol. 78, Issue 49, pages. 10

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Boomers don't want your pity, but they do demand your respect.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2007, Vol. 78, Issue 40, pages. 24

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Copycat TV doesn't play in Peoria ... or in the trailer park.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2007, Vol. 78, Issue 34, pages. 11

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What you say.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2007, Vol. 78, pages. 4

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Master who?

Authors : Pollack, Judann

Source: Advertising Age. 2006, Vol. 77, Issue 22, pages. 39

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Readers react to French's remarks.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2005, Vol. 76, Issue 43, pages. 42

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Slim majority think Conde should try business title.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2005, Vol. 76, Issue 36, pages. 4

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A few real women weigh in: Dove ads kick Nike's big butt.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2005, Vol. 76, Issue 34, pages. 18

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Doggy DVD could well be more than a stupid pet trick.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2004, Vol. 75, Issue 48, pages. 15

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Six Flags reality falls short of the advertised fantasy world.

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Source: Advertising Age. 2004, Vol. 75, Issue 30, pages. 16

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BOB GARFIELD ON THE MEDIA--AND MORE.

FINDING COMFORT IN THE FOG.

A LIST 2017 BtoB AGENCY OF THE YEAR; BBDO.

CREATIVITY 50; PETE DOCTER.

PLEASE, MICKEY MOUSE, DON'T BE A RAT; Will what happens at Disney stay at Disney? The data knows too much about me.

ANA, 4A'S ARE NEVER AT ODDS (EXCEPT WHEN THEY ARE).

HERE'S A CAMPAIGN THAT BRAGS--BUT VERY HUMBLY.

WHY THIS 'AMERICAN IDOL' SUPERFAN IS SEEING THE JOURNEY THROUGH ALL THE WAY TO THE FINAL SEASON.

Looking for a job? Adland's bigwigs share how they got their start; Some of today's top execs went to unusual lengths to get into marketing -even climbing into the mud.

What took Disney so long to bring experience to retail space?

BING, PRE NOT FIRST TO CLAIM TO CHANGE LIVES; A look at 10 of the most extravagant taglines in recent years.

A tribute to Gentleman Jim Brady-on Page Six, of course.

HOW DARE THEY? CADILLAC GREATLY OVERBLOWS MESSAGE.

Marketers hit hard by credit crisis; Lack of funding for new rollouts, deal making and store openings.

David Novak's book promises to be pretty candid, and it is-well, sort of.

A CRASH COURSE FROM YUM'S 'ACCIDENTAL CEO'; Former adman David Novak on Crystal Pepsi, rubber chickens and growing up.

Boomers don't want your pity, but they do demand your respect.

Copycat TV doesn't play in Peoria ... or in the trailer park.

What you say.

Master who?

Readers react to French's remarks.

Slim majority think Conde should try business title.

A few real women weigh in: Dove ads kick Nike's big butt.

Doggy DVD could well be more than a stupid pet trick.

Six Flags reality falls short of the advertised fantasy world.

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