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Communications
Marketing and
Advertising
Advertising
- A.C.
Neilsen Co.
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Ad*Access--The
Ad*Access Project, funded by the Duke Endowment "Library
2000" Fund, presents images and database information for over
7,000 advertisements printed in U.S. and Canadian newspapers and
magazines between 1911 and 1955.
- AdFlip.com
-- searchable database of classic print ads. Ads are indexed by
category, decade (1940s to current), and specialty.
- Advertising
Age--your primary source of news about the business of
advertising.
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Advertising Giants-- great advertising geniuses
- Advertising
Law --from Hieros Gamos, includes international, federal, and
state advertising laws.
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Advertising Slogan
Generator -- an interesting way to start generating some
marketing ideas of your own.
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Advertising
War for A War President - some figures.
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Coca-Cola
Advertising Archives -- digitized by the Library of Congress,
this site includes Coke ads, an advertising timeline, a brief history
of television advertising, and information on the beverage industry.
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Emergence
of Advertising in America, 1850-1920 -- contains images of
over 9,000 advertising items from 1850-1920. The database can be
browsed or searched.
- Internet
Advertising: Law news -- type in 'advertising' in the search
box to the right.
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Online
Theses, Papers, & Articles in Advertising -- full-text
papers and articles from the University of Texas Dept. of Advertising.
- Right
of Publicity -- an overview. The Right of Publicity prevents
the unauthorized commercial use of an individual's name, likeness, or
other recognizable aspects of one's persona. It gives an individual
the exclusive right to license the use of their identity for
commercial promotion.
- Science,
Tobacco, and You -- AdSmart -- primer on advertising literacy
that includes a history of advertising, information on how to evaluate
advertising, and analysis of tobacco ads.
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Traces
of Advertising Giants--biographical info and selected ads from
about 60 of the great advertising geniuses, from the 1800's through
the 1960's.
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Why
Bad Ads Happen to Good Causes -- an analysis of advertisements
by non-profit organizations; includes color photos of actual ads, so
may take a while to download. (free download)
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U.S.
Junk E-mail Laws and Bills
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