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Stop the Presses!
Chuck Kapelke and Michael Evans, The Advertiser, August 2007, pp.15-18
This paper argues it is not true that print media are being driven out by digital. Print remains the number one advertising medium in the world, for reasons including its ability to target to dedicate ...

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Bigger than the industrial revolution
Nicky Perrot, Admap, April 2000
This explores some of the implications of the digital revolution for researchers and marketers.

New technologies, primarily the internet, but also digital TV are causing a revolution in the mar ...

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Magazines into 2000
FIPP Abstracts
This report analyses the nature of the changes affecting the magazine market and the likely impact of new media. It concludes that the number and diversity of magazine titles will continue to grow dr ...

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