Folder Contents for 2007

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7000 (Marketing en Español) 8.37 K
7001 (Who Is That Wearing That Milk Mustache?) 6.90 K
7002 (Out-of-Home Advertising Pulls In a Banner Year) 4.73 K
7003 ('Real-Time' Shows and Ads Migrate to Cell Phones) 6.23 K
7004 (Anywhere the Eye Can See, It’s Likely to See an Ad) 8.71 K
7005 (Showdown Looms in Congress Over Drug Advertising on TV) 9.45 K
7006 (Madison Avenue Calling) 9.79 K
7007 ('Fruit' in that juice? It could be red dye) 4.68 K
7008 (Forward Thinkers Push Reverse Product Placement) 3.91 K
7009 (Marketers Allocate 15% for New Media) 2.05 K
7010 (Cellphone Ads May Take Off Soon) 6.17 K
7011 (Hey, you on the couch: Buy me!) 5.93 K
7012 (Mac and PC's Overseas Adventures) 8.33 K
7013 (Away From Home, TV Ads Are Inescapable) 7.25 K
7014 (This Air Sickness Bag Is Brought to You By ...) 4.98 K
7015 (Underage-Drinking Report Calls for Voluntary Alcohol Ad Cutbacks) 3.23 K
7016 (Blogging for dollars raises questions of online ethics) 8.81 K
7017 ('Lot of Weakness' in Spending Among Top Ad Categories) 4.77 K
7018 (Marketers Have Eyes on the ‘Third Screen’) 4.19 K
7019 (The problem with TV ads) 6.86 K
7020 (Study: TV ads = higher obesity risk for kids) 1.99 K
7021 (Marketers Warm Up to Social Media) 2.33 K
7022 (Why the Hype Just Keeps on Coming) 9.29 K
7024 (FTC Scolds Marketers About Violent Content) 3.82 K
7025 (With TV ads full of sugar, families need to monitor snack habits) 4.09 K
7026 (As kids get savvy, marketers move down the age scale) 10.10 K
7027 (Drug makers, TV broadcasters fight Senate move to limit ads) 4.39 K
7028 (Digital Billboards That Turn Your Head) 7.21 K
7029 (Putting the I in Advertising) 6.39 K
7030 (Selling Spanish TV to ad buyers) 8.76 K
7031 (Why Big Brands Are Getting Into the Ring) 6.28 K
7032 (Advertising's Brave New World) 7.70 K
7033 (Now showing very near you ...) 6.88 K
7034 (Advertiser cash flows to indie film projects) 5.87 K
7035 (FTC: No Rise In Junk-Food Ads) 3.07 K
7036 (How To Reach Teens? It's All About the Brand) 4.12 K
7037 (Alcohol Companies Stingy With Responsibility Ad Dollars) 4.84 K
7038 (As TV shows go online, networks try to adapt ads) 5.41 K
7039 (Watching Food Ads on TV May Program Kids to Overeat) 4.44 K
7040 (The Drug Advertising Debate) 6.94 K
7041 (Limiting Ads of Junk Food to Children) 8.62 K
7042 (Bands and brands going hand in hand) 12.43 K
7043 (Big Food Cuts $1B in Kid Ads; Pols' Hunger Still Not Sated) 5.32 K
7044 (For advertisers, they're not just games) 6.22 K
7045 (4A's Fearful of Looming Tobacco-Ad Legislation) 3.14 K
7046 (Teen Talk Is, Like, Totally Branded) 3.76 K
7047 (An Ad in Which Boy Gets Girl ... or Boy) 4.03 K
7048 (Product Packages Now Shout to Get Your Attention) 5.83 K
7049 (Old Media Retain Ad Clout) 3.53 K
7050 (Your Ad Here, on My S.U.V.? And You’ll Pay?) 6.83 K
7051 (Hidden Persuasion or Junk Science?) 13.89 K
7052 (Scholarship - NY Women in Communications) 8.69 K
7053 (Marketers Get Creative To Stave Off Ad Fatigue) 5.74 K
7054 (Tailoring Messages to a New Audience: Wrinkled Baby Boomers) 5.46 K
7055 (Scent Noses Its Way Into More Ad Efforts) 4.83 K
7056 (Are kids ready for ads in virtual worlds?) 6.53 K
7057 (Emerging Markets, Trusted Brands) 3.98 K
7058 (Web Marketing to a Segment Too Big to Be a Niche) 6.78 K
7059 (Marketers, Seize the Opportunity to Help Heal Society's Ills) 7.89 K
7060 (Ads Keep Spreading, but Are Consumers Immune?) 4.94 K
7061 (Web Sites Go Fishing in TV’s Advertising Revenue Stream) 5.82 K
7062 (Taglines Lose Their Starring Role in Ads) 4.86 K
7063 (So That’s Why They Drink Coke on TV) 4.80 K
7064 (Study: Kids See Fewer Alcohol Ads) 3.40 K