Do corporate brands have a place in the classroom?
17 Nov 2009 | by Staff
for brands tempted to associate themselves with activities more closely allied to their short-term commercial ...
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, associate professor of marketing at the Stanford Graduate School of Business, carried out research ...
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in 2000, the National Lottery Commission in 2002 and the Football Association in 2004. He was also part ...
YES - Douglas McArthur, Managing consultant, Planning for Results A trade body's ability to lobby regulators and government is much stronger when it represents all the members of an industry sector - as the RadioCentre and its predecessor, the Commercial Radio Companies Association, did. So yes ...
Scott Garrett, director, Synergy Yes, if it's done right. Any form of brand association must be sense ...
business in the sense that it is for competitors such as News International and Associated Newspapers. He ... saying Associated is simply waiting a decent interval from thelondonpaper closing to follow suit, or that it is on the verge of selling it to Lebedev, who will in turn shut it down. Others say Associated and News ...
and so on. It is bigger than every one of the Advertising Association's media categories - except ...
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forms of end orse ment and association, the challenge will be to make choices that protect ... problems. A strategic association can be perfect for a particular moment, but can become inappropriate ...
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