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16 Jan 2004 | by Stuart Elliott, the advertising columnist at The New York Times
in the Public Interest, which lambasted food marketers for their tactics targeting children. The report urged ...
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Coca-Cola drops advertising on school vending machines
26 Jan 2004 | by Jennifer Whitehead,
-free areas. In an interview with The Daily Telegraph, Ian Deste, head of corporate affairs at Coca ...
ANALSYS: Mcdonald's and BT go after the Wi-Fi diners
15 Jan 2004 | by Ben Carter
an hour. But BT claims that by getting Wi-Fi into more public locations through deals such as this ...
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07 Jan 2004 | by Jennifer Hiscock,
irritating ad of 2003, according to Marketing's annual survey of the British public.
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