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HF 5813 .U6 S55 1998 Soap, sex, and cigarettes : a cultural history of American advertising / | HF 5813 .U6 S55 2007 suppl. Cram101 textbook outlines to accompany Soap, sex, and cigarettes: a cultural history of American advertising/ | HF 5813 .U6 T87 1996 Adcult USA : the triumph of advertising in American culture / | HF 5813 .U6 V47 2007 Watch this, listen up, click here : inside the 300 billion dollar business behind the media you constantly consume / | HF 5813.14 .M6 1989 Advertising management : concepts and cases. | HF 5814 .J77 2014 Advertising and public relations research / | HF 5814 .L83 1963 Measuring advertising effectiveness / |
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A media and advertising CEO explains how his world shapes ours The TV program coming into our living rooms isn't free. It's a simple Faustian bargain consumers have made but one with enormous implications. It means that David Verklin, CEO of one of the world's largest ad-buying companies, and his clients-the world's largest advertisers-control what TV programs get aired, what magazines get published, and how Google and Yahoo stay in (very healthy) business. In Watch This, Listen Up, Click Here, Verklin and Kanner expose the inner workings of the media, marketing, and advertising industries. Readers will learn why their favorite shows get cancelled, why Oprah gives away cars, and how money, people, politics, and new technologies are transforming TV, the Internet, radio, magazines, and other media Americans consume every day. David Verklin (New York, NY) is CEO of Carat Americas, the world's largest independent media buying operation. He frequently speaks to executives in marketing, media, and management. Bernice Kanner (d. 2006) was a marketing expert and author for 13 years of New York magazine's "On Madison Avenue" column.
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