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Meeting the global needs of advertisers and responding to a new media landscape
Michael Quilty, ESOMAR, Qualitative Research, Singapore, 1997
This paper will address global needs from the perspective of advertisers using multinational media. It starts with defining global business, how they operate and what they need from the media. Secondl ...

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Recent journal and trade publication treatments of globalization in mass media marketing and social change
J Ronald Milavsky, International Journal of Advertising, Vol. 12, No. 1, 1993
International marketing strategies, made possibly by technological innovation and forced by economic reality, must be supported and refined by empirical study of their successes and failures. This stu ...

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Advertising standardization: a re-examination
Prof John K Ryans Jr and David G Ratz, International Journal of Advertising, Vol. 6, No. 2, 1987
The use of standardised international advertising by multinational corporations has long been a dominant topic in the advertising literature. To date, however, no study has comprehensively investigate ...

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Consumer and corporate values: Yet another view on Global marketing
Harold F Clark Jr, International Journal of Advertising, Vol. 6, No. 1, 1987
The author examines the issue of multinational marketing first from the point of view of the consumer. He argues that consumers make very personal decisions about the brands which they purchase. These ...

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Global advertising: the facts and the fantasy
Barry Day, Admap, September 1985
Argues that global advertising can work, if done properly. First, one must identify a global need, around which the brand can be built. This is not the same thing as a product in world-wide distributi ...

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