Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... brand . He can pirate smokers from competing brands , or he can go after new smokers , con- ditioning them to consumption long before they have taken their first puff . Pirating is usually attempted by give - aways , contests , rewards ...
... brand . He can pirate smokers from competing brands , or he can go after new smokers , con- ditioning them to consumption long before they have taken their first puff . Pirating is usually attempted by give - aways , contests , rewards ...
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... brand preferences and compare them in an algebraic matrix with time smoking the present brand and brands for- merly smoked . The system produced highly accurate predic- tions for future brand changing patterns , predictions which gave ...
... brand preferences and compare them in an algebraic matrix with time smoking the present brand and brands for- merly smoked . The system produced highly accurate predic- tions for future brand changing patterns , predictions which gave ...
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... brand may obtain a momentary profitable advantage , but heavy and sustained market movements are relatively stable for most major companies . This is the major role of high - volume competitive advertising - to keep any one brand from ...
... brand may obtain a momentary profitable advantage , but heavy and sustained market movements are relatively stable for most major companies . This is the major role of high - volume competitive advertising - to keep any one brand from ...
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The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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