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· #1

Anusree Mitra and John G. Lynch Jr., «Towards a Reconciliation of Maket Power and Information Theories of Advertising Effects on Price Elasticity», Journal of Consumer Research 21, (March 1995): 44–59.

· #2

Ad Age Special Report: «Cosmetic AdvertisingSpending by Category», Advertising Age (June 23, 2003): S-14.

· #3

John Barnett and Sandra Moriarti, Marketing Communications: An Integrated Approach, (Upper Saddle River NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1998): 14.

· #4

Tom Duncan and Sandra Moriarty, Driving Brand Value: Using Integrated Marketing to Manage Profitable Stakeholder Relationships, (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1997).

· #5

Peter D. Bennett, Dictionary of Marketing Terms (Chicago: American Marketing Association, 1988): 115.

· #6

John Gapper, «Why nobody sells the carwe really want?» Financial Times (June 29, 2004): 15.

· #7

Joshua Kulantzick, «Most Valuable Players», Entrepreneur (June 2003): 68–71.

· #8

Brian Steiberg and Susanne Vranica, «Chief Seeks to Help Leo Burnett Get Ins Groove Back», The Wall Street Journal (October 12, 2003): 12B.

· #9

Noreen O’Leary, «The Incredible Shrinking Account Exec», Adweek (May 26, 2003) 22.

· #10

Erin White, «Linking Agency Fees to Ad Success», The Wall Street Journal (March 29, 2004): B4.

· #11

Tom Duncan and Sandra Moriarty, Driving Brand Value: Using Integrated Marketing to Manage Profitable Stakeholder Relationships (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1998).

· #12

Duncan & Moriarty, 1998.

· #13

«Soung can be a trademark», The London Times Law Report (December 4, 2003): 73.

· #14

Robert J. Posch Jr., «Trademark Protection for Internet Domain Names», Direct Marketing (July 1998): 63–65.

· #15

Barbara Martinez, «Gap Faces suit over Eyewear Used in Ad», Wall Street Journal (January 6, 1998): B10.

· #16

Rebecca Flass, «Done That», Adweek (April 22, 2002): 21.

· #17

Anne Cunningham, «Commosense or Nonsense: Limiting First Amendment Protection of Commercial Speech», Proceedings of American Academy Conference, M. S. Shaw (ed.), (E. Lansing, MI: Michigan State University): 61–83.

· #18

Chris Adams, «Looser Lip for Food and Drug Companies?» Wall Street Journal (September 17, 2002): A4.

· #19

Doug McKenna, «Marketers Opt Outof Civil Society», Boulder Daily Camera (April 13, 2003): 38.

· #20

Nike Vs Kasky: «Case Dismissed», SriMedia Report (June 26, 2003). (www.srimedia.com/artman/publish/article-642.shtml; Wendy Melillo, «Ad Groups Back Nike In Supreme Court Brief», Adweek (March 3, 2003): 3; Adam M. Kanzer and Cynthia A. Williams, «The Future of Social Reporting Is on the Line», Business Ethics, 17: 4 (Winter 2003); Roger Parloff, «Can we talk?» Fortune (September 2, 2002): 102–110.

· #21

«Letter to congress Explaining FTC is new Deception Policy», Advertising Compliance Service (Westport, CT: Meckler Publishing, November 21, 1983) and Ivan Preston, «A Review of the Literature on Advertising Regulation», in Current Issues and Research in Advertising (1983), James H. Leigh and Claude L. Martin, eds. (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press): 2–37.

· #22

Robert E.Wilkes and Jams D. Wilcox, «Recent FTC Actions: Implications for the Advertising Strategists», Journal of Marketing 38 (January 1974): 55–56.

· #23

Jack Neff, «Duracell Agrees to Modify Robo-War Duck Ad», Advertising Age (February 6, 2002).

· #24

Tom McGhee, «Broomfield firm’s penalty for ad: Drugs Destroyed», Denver Post (April 18, 2002): 2C.

· #25

John J. Burnett, «Gays: Feelings about Advertising and Media Esed», Journal of Advertising Research (January-February 2000): 75–86.

· #26

Stephen P. Durchslag, «Agency Liability Extends to False Advertising Claims», Promo (October 1992): 17.

· #27

Deborah Vence, «FDA seeks ti clarify rules for pharma ads», Marketing New (March 3, 2003): 6.

· #28

Michael McCarthy, «Local ads stir up Utah controversy», USA Today (January 2, 2002): 78.

· #29

Eli Pariser, MoveOn.org e-mail (January 22, 2004).

· #30

Editorial, «Super Censured», The Boulder Daily Camera (January (January 30, 2004): 4B.

· #31

Robert Weller, «Breckenridge pulls ad campaign,» Boulder Sunday Camera (September 8, 2002): 3B.

· #32

Roy F. Fox, «Hucksters Hook Captive Youngsters», Mizzou (Summer 2002): 22–27.

· #33

Lee Anne Peck, «Foolproof or Foolhardy? Ethical Theory in Beginning Reporting Texts», Journalism & Mass Communication Educator 58 (Winter 2004): 343–63.

· #34

Robert Weller, «Breckenridge pulls ad campaign», Boulder Sunday Camera (September 8, 2002): 3B.

· #35

D. J. Ganahl, T. J. Princen, and S. B. Netzley, «A Content Analisys of Prime Time Commercials: A contextual Framework of Gender Representation», Broadcasrt Education Association, Las Vegas, NV(2001); M. R. Barner, «Sex-role stereotyping in FCC-mandated children’s educational television», Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 43 (1999) 551–64; S.Coltrane and M. Adams, «Work-family imagery and gender stereotypes: Television and the Reproduction of difference», Journal of Vocational Behaviour 50 (1997): 323–47.

· #36

Richard Linnert, «Take it like a man», Advertising Age (December 8, 2003): 40.

· #37

D. J. Ganahl, T. J. Princen, and S. B. Netzley, «A Content Analisys of Prime Time Commercials: A contextual Framework of Gender Representation», Broadcasrt Education Association, Las Vegas, NV(2001).

· #38

«Stereotypes of Women Persist in Ads», Wall Street Journal (October 17, 2003): B4.

· #39

D. J. Ganahl, S. B. Netzley, William Hoon, and Kwangok Kim, «The Culture Clash in Television Commercials: Mainstreaming Black Stereotypes into Primetime Prototypes», unpublished manuscript, (2003).

· #40

Michelle Wirth Felman, «Preventing Viagra’s Fall», Marketing News (August 31, 1998): 1, 8.

· #41

Joan Voigt, «Realistic or Offensive?» Adweek (September 2, 2003): 16–17.

· #42

Interview with Jean Kilbourne by Renee Montagne, NPR Morning Edition transcript (June 22, 2004).

· #43

Robert Gustafson, Mark Popovich, and Steven Thomsen, «The ‘thin ideal’». Marketing News (March 15, 1999): 22.

· #44

Herbert Rotfeld, «Desires Versus the Reality of Self-Regulation», Journal of Consumer Affairs 37 (Winter 2003): 4244–27; Nanci Hellmich, «Weight-loss deception found ads for many of those pills, patches, creams and wraps are grossly exaggerated», USA Today (2002).

· #45

Joe Morgan, «Barclays forced to withdraw0 % campaign by OFT», The London Times (November 19, 2003): 4M.

· #46

Herbert J. Rotfeld and Kim B. Rotzoll, «Is Advertising Puffery Believed?» Journal of Advertising 9:3 (1980): 16–20, 45.

· #47

Barry Newman, «Ad Ad Professor Huffs Against Puffs, but It Is a Quixotic Enterprise», Wall Street Journal (January 24, 2003): A1; Ivan Preston, «A Problem Ignored: Dilution and Negation of consumer Information by Antifactual Content», Journal of Consumer Affairs 36 (Winter 2002): 263–83; Ivan Preston, «Dilution and Negation of Consumer Information by Antifactual Content: Proposals for Solutions», Journal of Consumer Affairs 37 (Summer 2003): 1–21.

· #48

Stephanie Thompson, «Food fight: Kraft beats back critics», Advertising Age (January 20, 2003): 1, 37.

· #49

Betsy Spethmann, «Tobacco’s Two Tiers», Promo Magazine (January 2004): 24–28.

· #50

Deborah Vence, «Match Game», Marketing News (November 11, 2002): 1, 11–2.

· #51

Wendy Melillo, «FTC Reviews Ad Plans from Alcohol Clients», Adweek (May 26, 2003): 8.

· #52

Christopher Lawton, «Lawsuits Allege Alcohol Market Target Youth», Wall Street Journal (February 5, 2004): B1; Ira Teinowitz, «Marketers blast charges in alcohol suit», Advertising Age (December 1, 2003): 10.

· #53

Chuck Ross and Ira Teinowitz, «Beer Ad Has Wide Underage Reach on MTV», Advertising Age (January 6, 1997):4; Ira Teinowitz, «LFTC Governing of Beer Ads Expands to Miller, A-B», Advertising Age (April 17, 1997): 1–50.

· #54

Bill McInturff, «While Critics May Feet, Public Likes DTC Ads,» Advertising Age (March 26, 2001): 24; David Goetzi, «Take a Heaping Spoon-ful», Advertising Age (November 6, 2000): 32; Angetta McQueen. «Watchdog Blames Ad Spending for High Drug Costs», The Denver Post (July 11, 2001): 4c.

· #55

Gene R. Laczniak and Patrick E. Murphy, «Fostering Ethical Marketing Decisions», Journal of Business Ethics 10 (1991): 259–71.

· #56

Carter McNamara, «Complete guide to Ethics Managemebt: An Ethics Toolkit for Managers», Authenticity Consulting (http://www.managementhelp.org/ethics/ethxgde.htm). April 2004.

· #57

«Public Rates Nursing as Most Honest and Ethical Profession», December 1, 2003 (www.gallup.com), April 2004.

· #58

Peck, 2004.

· #59

Ennis Higgins, «Conversations with David Ogilvy». In The Art of Writing Advertising (Chicago: Advertising Publications, 1965).

· #60

Simon London, «Choked by a data surfeit», Financial Times (January 29, 2004, 9).

· #61

Thomas Bary and Daniel Howard, «A Review and Critique of the Hierarchy of Effects in Advertising», International Journal of Advertising (9:2, 1990): 429–35; Michael Ray, «Communication and the Hierachy of Effects», in New Models for Mass Communication Research, P. Clarke, ed. (Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications, 1973): 143–75.

· #62

Ivan Preston, «The Association Model of the Advertising Communication Process», Journal of Advertising 11:2 (1982): 3–14.

· #63

«Stuart Elliot/In Advertising: Would You Trust Mini-me with Your Money», New York Times Direct, May 20, 2003, NY Times.com.

· #64

David Stewart and David Furse, Television Advertising: A Study of 100 °Commercials, Lexington, MA-Lexington Books, 1996).

· #65

John D. Morris, Chongmoo Woo, James Geeson, Jooyoung Kim, «The Power of Affect: Prediction Intention,» Journal of Advertising Research, (May/June 2002): 7–17.

· #66

ussel I. Haley and Allan L. Baldinger, «The ARF Copy Research Validity Project», Journal of Advertising Research, (April/May 1991): 11–32.

· #67

Ivan Preston, «The Association Model of the Communication Process», Journal of Advertising 3 (1982): 3–14.

· #68

Bill Wells, «How Advertising Works», speech to St. Louis AMA, September 17, 1986.

· #69

Daniel J. O’Keefe, Persuasion: Theory and Research, (Newbury Park, CA: Sage, 1990, 17).

· #70

Stewart Elliot, «HP Promotes High-Tech Recycling», New York Times Direct, July 29, 2003, NYTimes.com

· #71

Scott McCarthy, «Your Free Flight To Maui is Hobbing the Airline Industry», Wall Street Journal (February 4, 2004): D1.

· #72

Herbert Krugman, «The Impact of Television Advertising: Learning Without Involvement», Public Opinion Quarterly, (29:3, 1965): 349–56.

· #73

John Rossiter, Larry Percy and Robert Donovan, «A Better Advertising Planning Grid», Journal of Advertising Research (October/November, 1991): 11–21.

· #74

Lee Bowman, «Drag ads can influence patients», Daily Camera (February 26, 2003): 11.

· #75

John Fetto, «One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Today’s Working Mothers Defy the Label ‘Soccer Mom,’» American Demographics (May 200): 44–45.

· #76

Mary Sutler and Laurel Wenitz, «U. S. Conexciones», Advertising Age (July 16, 2001): 14.

· #77

Mindy Charsky, «Old Navy to Tailor Message to Hispanics», Adweek (August 4, 2003): 9.

· #78

Jack Neff, Hillary Chura, «Buyer Cross Borders», Advertising Age (March 3, 2003): 54.

· #79

Gary Silverman, «Hispanics in Tune with TV Advertising», Financial Times (March 4, 2004): 18.

· #80

Joan Davis, «Blacks in Black and White», PROMO (August 2000): 37.

· #81

Jennifer Lach, «The Color of Money», American Demographics (February 2000): 59–60.

· #82

Arundhati Parmar, «Knowledge of Mature Market Pays Reward», Marketing News (April 28, 2003): 5–6.

· #83

Thomas T. Semon, «Income Is Not Always Predictor of Spending», Marketing News (March 31, 2003): 6.

· #84

Winston Fletcher, A Glittering Haze (Henley-on-Thames, UK: NTC, 1992).

· #85

James W. Peltier, John Schibrowsky, Don Schultz, and John Davis, «Interactive Psychographics: Cross-selling in the Banking Industry», Journal of Advertising Research (March/April 2002): 7–22.

· #86

Joseph T. Plammer, «The Concept and Application of Life-Style Segmentation», Journal of Marketing (January 1974): 34.

· #87

David Lipke, «Head Trips», American Demographics (October 2000): 38–40.

· #88

Yuri Kageyama, «The ‘Cool Hunter’ in Japan», Boulder Daily Camera (February 7, 2004): E1.

· #89

Karl Weiss, тезисы к курсу лекций IMC Marketing Research, University of Colorado, January 2001.

· #90

Инсайт – часто употребляемый англоязычный термин, который используется в рекламной практике для обозначения «открытия», ключевого факта или специфической характеристики, которая является ключом к пониманию поведения потребителей. – Примеч. науч. ред.

· #91

Аудит рекламы – устойчивое выражение, которое означает исследование, проводимое с целью проверки рекламных материалов по каким-либо критериям. – Примеч. науч. ред.

· #92

Бэтмэн – «человек – летучая мышь», популярный персонаж американских комиксов, таинственный носитель добра и справедливости. – Примеч. науч. ред.

· #93

«Analysis of Commercials: OnStar and Batman», http://student.claytonstate.net/~csu11197/3901/project1/.

· #94

Roger Wimmer and Josef Dominick, Mass Media Research, 7th ed. (Belmont CA: Wadsworth/Thomson Learning, 2003).

· #95

Weiss.

· #96

В исследовательской практике респондентами на фокус-группах могут быть представители любых целевых групп и сегментов. – Примеч. науч. ред.

· #97

Dennis W. Rook, «Out-Of-Focus», Marketing Research (Summer 2003): 10–15; Alison Stin Wellner, «The New Science of Focus Groups», American Demographics (March 2003): 29.

· #98

Susan Mendelsohn, личное сообщение, December 20, 2003.

· #99

Leigh Ann Steere, «Culture Club», Print, (March/April, 1999): 4–5.

· #100

Shay Sayre, Qualitative Methods for Marketplace Research (Thousand Oaks: CA: Sage Publications, 2001), 31.

· #101

Дискаутер – магазин, которые предлагает товары по более низким ценам, чем конкуренты. дискаутеры обычно отличаются скромным оформлением торговых залов, отказом от использования дорогостоящего торгового оборудования, минимальным сервисом. – Примеч. науч. ред.

· #102

Russel W. Belk, ed., Highways and Buyways: Naturalistic Research from the Consumer Behavior Odyssey (Provo UT: Association for consumer Research, 1991).

· #103

Sayre, 20.

· #104

Thomas Davenport, Jeanne Harris, Ajay Kohli, «How Do They Know Their customers So Well?» MIT Sloan Management Review (Winter 2001): 63–72.

· #105

Gerry Khermouch, «Consumers in the mist», Business Week (February 26, 2001): 92–93; Alison Stein Wellner, “Research on a Shoestring,” American Demographics (April 2001): 38–39.

· #106

Wellner, «Research on a Shoestring».

· #107

Roy S. Johnson, «Banking on Urban America», Fortune (March 2, 1998): 129–32.

· #108

Emily Eakin, «Penetrating the Mind by Metaphor», February 23, 2002, NYTimes.com.

· #109

Sandra Yin, «New or Me Too», American Demographics (September 2002): 28.

· #110

В данном контексте под артефактами понимаются материальные свидетельства различных событий в жизни личности. – Примеч. науч. ред.

· #111

Mendelsohn.

· #112

Robin Couler, Gerald Zaltman, and Keith Koulter, «Interpreting Consumer Perceptions of Advertising: An Application of the Zaltman Metaphor Elicitation Technique», Journal of Advertising 30: 4 (Winter 2001): 1–14; Emili Eakin, «Penetrating the Mind by Metaphor», February 23, 2002 NYTimes.com; Daniel Pink, «Metaphor Marketing», Fast Company, http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/14/zaltman.html; HBS Division of Research, The Mind of the Market Laboratory, «ZMET», http://www.hbs.edu/mml/zmet.html.

· #113

Catherine Arnold, «Hershey Research Sees Net Gain», Marketing News (November 25, 2002): 17.

· #114

Paula Kephart, «Virtual Testing», Marketing Tools (June 1998).

· #115

«Comfort Zone», Adweek Special Planning Section (July 3, 1998): 31.

· #116

Tom Duncan and Sandra Moriarty, Driving Brand Value: Using Integrates Marketing to Manage Profitable Stakeholder Relationships, (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1997).

· #117

Reseach for R. O. I.: Communications Workshop, Chicago: DDB Needham (April 10, 1987).

· #118

В российской практике выражение account-planner применяется крайне редко. Функции такого специалиста обычно делят между собой менеджер по исследованиям и менеджер по стратегическому планированию. – Примеч. науч. ред.

· #119

«What Is Account Planning? (and what do account planners do exactly?)», Account Planning Group (APG), http://www.apg.org.uk.

· #120

Susan Mendelsohn, personal communication, January 8, 2004.

· #121

Margaret Morrison, Tim Christy, Eric Haley, «The Integration of Account Planning In U. S. Advertising Agencies», Advertising Division, Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication, 2002 National Conference, Kansas City, MO.

· #122

Laurie Freeman, «Planner ‘Puts Clients in Touch with Souls of Brands», AdAge.com, February 8, 1999; http://www.adage.com/news.cms?newsID=34705.

· #123

Jon Steel, Truth, Lies and Advertising: Art of Account Planning, (New York Wiley, 1998); «Tests ahead for account planning», Advertising Age (September 20, 1999): 36.

· #124

Термин brief (бриф) является устойчивым выражением и используется в российской рекламной и исследовательской практике без перевода. – Примеч. науч. ред.

· #125

Duncan and Moriarty.

· #126

Jon Fine, «Newspaper-industry Slide Worsens», Advertising Age (May 10, 2004): 59.

· #127

James Poniewozik, «The People’s Paper», Time (July 21, 2003): 49–50.

· #128

Laurel Wentz and Mercedes Cardona, «Newspapers Turn to Hispanics», Advertising Age (January 5, 2004): 16.

· #129

«Media», 2003 Marketing Fact Book (July 7, 2003): 17.

· #130

Kim Long, The American Forecaster Almanac, 1993 Business Edition.

· #131

Magazine Reader Experience Study, Chicago: Northwestern University Media Management Center, www.mediamanagementcenter.org.

· #132

Anne Marie Kerwin, «Magazines BlastStudy Showing Reader Fallof», Advertising Age (March 8, 1999): 13, 55.

· #133

Elizabeth H. Weise, «On-Line Magazines: Will Readers Still WantThem after the Novelty Wears Off», The Marketing News (January 29, 1996): 1, 14.

· #134

Jonathan Asher, «Make the Most of Packaging Design Updates», Marketing News (September 18, 2000): 13.

· #135

Cathy Frisinger, «Label Cuisine Remains an American Favorite», The Tampa Tribune (January 21, 2004): 3.

· #136

Stuart Elliott, «Selling ‘Nothing’», March 16, 2004, NYTimes.com

· #137

«Media», 2003 Marketing Fact Book (July 7, 2003): 17.

· #138

The Signage Sourcebook (South Bend, IN: The Signage Foundation, 2003).

· #139

Rebecca Gardyn, «Mowing Targets», American Demographics (October 2000): 32–34.

· #140

Almar Latour, «Amid High-Tech Turf Battles, Baby Bells Feel Heet on Cash Cow», Wall Street Journal (April 13, 2004): A1.

· #141

Latour.

· #142

Eugenia C. Daniels, «Critical Shift in Direction», Advertising Age (February 14, 2000): S12

· #143

Leigh Gallagher, «Prairie Home Commercial», Forbes (August 6, 2001): 54–55.

· #144

Beth Snyder, «Rolling Stone Radio Seeks New Revenue, Expands Mega Brand», Advertising Age (November 2, 1998): 40.

· #145

Steve Jarius, «Marketing Issues Raised by LPFM Stations», Marketing News (August 28, 2000): 7.

· #146

«Marketing Fact Book», специальная вкладка, Marketing News (July 15, 2004): 4.

· #147

Joan Raymond, «Radio-Active». American Demographics (October 2000): 28–29.

· #148

Alex Veiga, «Marketers Use Free CDs to Promote New Artists». Daily Camera (July 1, 2003): E1.

· #149

Jonathan Karp, «Hey, You! How About Lunch?» Wall Street Journal (April 1, 2004): B1.

· #150

Bob Garfield, «Why TV Can Only Get Better,» AARP Bulletin (April 2004): 10; John Consoli, «The Case of the Missing Young Male TV Viewers», Adweek (October 20, 2003): 7.

· #151

Christopher Reynolds, «The Lost Demo», Promo Magazine (February, 2004): 16–17.

· #152

Michael Mc-Carthy, «Forecast: Public to Turn to Paid Media», USA Today (August 15, 2003): 12B.

· #153

May Wong, «TiVo Views Clones as a Threat», The Denver Post (April 26, 2004): 2C; Eroc Taib, «Cannot Imagine TV Without TiVo», The Denver Post (March 22, 2004): 5C.

· #154

Rudy Martzke, «Super bowl Ratings Edge Up», USA Today (February 2, 2004): 1.

· #155

Brooks Barnes, «Nielcen Postpones New York Launch of Rating System», Wall Street Journal (April 17, 2004): B3.

· #156

(Автор неизвестен) «Is the End of the Ad Slump in Sight?» Fortune (January 12, 2004) p.48.

· #157

Alastair Ray, «Own-brand Broadcaster Tunes In», Financial Times (March 16, 2004) p.10.

· #158

Terry Lefton, «You Can’t Zap these Ads», The Industry Standard (March 26, 2001): 54–55; James Poniewozik, «This Plug’s For You», Time (June 18, 2001): 76–77

· #159

www.census.gov.

· #160

Jefferson Graham, «For Google, Many Retailers Eagerly Jump Through Hoops», USA Today (February 5, 2004): 1.

· #161

Dan Gillmore, «Blogs Getting Serious About Themselves», Denver Post, (April 26, 2004): 5C.

· #162

Marcus Lillkwist, «Blogs are Growing Up: Ads on the sites are Taking off,»» Business Plus (March 22, 2004): 13.

· #163

Susanne Vranica, «U. S. Ad Spending Rose6,1 % in 2003», Wall Street Journal (March 9, 2004): B6.

· #164

Lillkvist.

· #165

Mylene Mangalindan, «Web Ads on the Rebound After a Multiyear Slump: Online Marketing Gets a Lift by Broadband, New Formats», (August 25, 2003): B1.

· #166

Tobi Elkin, «Marketing Beyond the Pop-Up», Advertising Age (March 10, 2003): 4.

· #167

Jack Hitt, «Confessions of a Spam King,» New York Times Magazine, September 28, 2003, NYTimes.com.

· #168

«News Beer Uses Pre-Launch Viral Email Vote to turn Consumers into Evangelists,»» June 24, 2003, www.MarketingSherpa.com.

· #169

Peter Fancese, «Media Blitzed», American Demographics (February 2004): 40–41.

· #170

Pamela Paul, «Nouveau Niche», American Demographics (July/August 2003): 20–21.

· #171

Theresa Howard, «Brands Becoming Stars of the Show», USA Today, April 9, 2003, p.B1; Kate Macarthur, «Branded Entertainmebt, Marketing Tradition Tussle», Advertising Age (May 10, 2004): 6; Ruth Mortimer, «In the Picture: How Brands are Muscling in on Content», Brand Strategy (May 2003): 10–11.

· #172

Tobi Elkin, «Marketing Beyond the Pop-Up», Advertising Age (May 10, 2003): 4.

· #173

Brian Steinberg and Suzanne Vranica, «Burger King Seeks Some Web Heat», Wall Street Journal (April 15, 2004): B3.

· #174

Laura Rich, «That’s Advertainment», The Industry Standard (June 25, 2001): 60–62.

· #175

Randall Rothenberg, «Ad of the Month», Fast Company (March 2003): 40.

· #176

«AmEx Plans Jerry Seinfeld-Meets– Superman Internet Show», Advertising Age, February 4, 2004, AdAge.com.

· #177

Kevin Delaney and Robert Guth, «Beep.Foosh.Buy.Me.Pow», Wall Street Journal, (April 8, 2004): B1; Christopher Parkes, «Nielsen to Interact with Gaming Group», Financial Times (April 8, 2004): 24.

· #178

Richard Linnett, «Starcom’s Play Targets Gamers», Advertising Age (June 9, 2003): 3.62.

· #179

Delaney and Guth.

· #180

Pamela Paul.

· #181

Marcia Dunn, «The Space for Sale», Sunday Camera (October 14, 2001): IDD.

· #182

Mark Harper, «Mobile Campaign Rootes Around for Truth in Politics», Daytona Beech News-Journal (May 26, 2004): 3c.

· #183

«Best Practice: Television Planning», Admap (June 2002): 11–12.

· #184

Hugh Cannon, John Leckenby, Avery Abernethy, «Beyond Effective Frequency: Evaluating Media Schedules Using Frequency Value Planning», Journal of Advertising Research (November/December 2002): 33–47.

· #185

Admap.

· #186

Ian Brace and Louise Edwards, «Can Advertising Reach Everybody?» Adweek (July/August, 2002):26–28.

· #187

«The Medium Shapes the Message», Business 2.0 (July, 2003): 32.

· #188

Maura Clancey and Gale Metzger, «Building Survey-based, Media-mix Tool», Admap (June 2002): 47–49.

· #189

Hank Bernstein and Kate Lynch, «Media Scheduling and Carry-over Effects», Admap (October 2002): 40–42.

· #190

Kate Fitzgerald, «Trolling for Media Plan’s Role», Advertising Age Special Report (March 3, 2003): S10–S12.

· #191

Claire Atkinson, «Coke Catapults Starcom MediaWest», Advertising Age (February 9, 2004): S6, S10.

· #192

Bardley Johnson, «Cracks in the foundations», Advertising Age (December 8, 2003): 1, 10.

· #193

Don E. Schultz, «Outdated Approach to Planning Needs Revamping», Marketing News (November 11, 2002).

· #194

Clancey and Metzger.

· #195

A.Jerome Jewler and Bonnie L. Drewniany, Creative Strategy in Advertising (Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Thompson Learning, 2001), 3.

· #196

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· #258

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· #326

Там же.

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Julie Zdriarzki, «Evaluating Sponsorships», Promo (March 2001): 92–93.

· #337

Там же.

· #338

Jeff Miller, «Media measurement: it’s more than looking at ROI», O’Dwyer’s PR Services Report (March 2004): 13.

· #339

Там же.

· #340

Peter Vogt, «Awareness to Action», Communication World (March-April 2004): 22–26.

· #341

Jones, 1995.

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Tom Duncan and Sandra Moriarty, Driving Brand Value: Using Integrated Marketing to Manage Profitable Stakeholder Relationships (New York: McGraw-Hill, 1997).

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Warren Keegan and Mark Green, Global Marketing, 3rd ed. (Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall, 2003), 241.