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Articles in June, 2005 issue of Advertising Age

• Broadcast nets' lauded for 'revival,' but schedules still packed with dogs; Ratings plunge for shows that were once hot; buyers hope for stellar midseason.(MediaWorks)
  by Atkinson, Claire
• The Buzz; 'Time' plays tag on corner.(MediaWorks)(Brief Article)
  by Klaassen, Abbey
• People.(The Week)(Brief Article)
• Brady's Bunch; So much for clear and simple.(People & Players)
  by Brady, James
• Adages; He'll do more than leave the light on for you.(News)
  by Wheaton, Ken
• Garfield's AdReview; Trojan ads will offend only the thin-skinned.(News)
• PULLING PARIS' STRINGS; From buzz to brand: Hilton's handlers prove she's no dummy.(News)(Column)
• Coke's nine-month search for 'iconic' ad effort falls flat.(News)
  by Macarthur, Kate
• The Effies.(Work)(awards to advertising agencies)(Brief Article)
• Heineken seeks shop for international projects.(The World)(Heineken USA Inc.)(Brief Article)
  by Hall, Emma
• The Buzz; Is Arbitron thinking Clear-ly?(MediaWorks)(Clear Channel Radio's contract)(Brief Article)
  by Klaassen, Abbey
• The new faces of Cannes make it more than the same old story.(Viewpoint)(management of Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival)(Column)
  by Donaton, Scott
• U.S. enlists ad agencies to boost image overseas; Work to be produced for use by military in occupied regions.(News)(Special Operations Command's contract with Science Applications International Corp., Lincoln Alliance Group and SYColeman)
  by Teinowitz, Ira
• Brady's Bunch; Hearst big on 'Weekend'.(People & Players)(Hearst Magazines)
  by Brady, James
• Late News; Havas' de Pouzilhac expected to step down.
• AdWatch.(News)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Bradley
• Spotlight.(Advertising of Alcoholic Beverages)(Brief Article)
  by Newbery, Charles
• 50th Annual 100 Leading National Advertisers; Leaders advertising jumps 9.2% to $98.34 bil, claiming 37.3% of all U.S. advertising as GM edges P&G for ad crown shared by either marketer all but three of the past 50 years.(Special Report: 100 Leading N
  by ENDICOTT, R. CRAIG
• G&J rolls out clone `Vanity Fair' in Germany.(The World)(Brief Article)
  by Mussey, Dagmar
• Big to midsize SUVs down for the count; Auto: Detroit scurries to fill vacuum with crossover models.(Special Report: 100 Leading National Advertisers)(sport utility vehicles)
  by Halliday, Jean
• Don't count out DTC marketers; Drugs: Anti-cholesterols Big Pharma's saving grace.(Special Report: 100 Leading National Advertisers)(direct-to-consumer)
  by Thomaselli, Rich
• Rowden grabs Wendy's collar, yanks it forward; Boosts marketing, hits the Web while ditching years-old pillar strategy.(News)
  by Macarthur, Kate
• Burger King to open first store in mainland China.(The World)(Burger King Corp.)(Brief Article)
  by MacArthur, Kate; Madden, Normandy
• P&G fragrance unit opens pitch for media biz.(The World)(Procter & Gamble Prestige Beauty's contract with advertising agencies)(Brief Article)
  by Mussey, Dagmar
• Adages; Far-out space cats land at Lincoln Center.(News)(Column)
  by Wheaton, Ken
• Canadian ad exec pleads guilty.(The World)(Executive)(Brief Article)
  by Chiasson, Gail
• AdWatch.(News)(Brief Article)
• People.(appointments)(Interpublic's Foote Cone and Belding)(Brief Article)
• Oh, um, hi. We were hoping to get your machine; Retailers leap through do-not-call loophole with 'voice marketing'.(News)(SmartReply)(Column)
  by FRAZIER, MYA
• Fashionistas pick up star scent; Hot Stuff: Trendy is the watchword as litany of lines linked to stars take center stage.(Special Report: Fashion & Beauty)(Brief Article)
  by Riedman, Patricia
• TiVo a problem? No, ad solution; Showcase: Programs tailored for marketers gain interested eyeballs, wider VOD options.(Special Report: Cable TV)(Column)
• No Hollywood ending here: The film biz has lost control.(Viewpoint)
  by Donaton, Scott
• Nowhere but up for male grooming; Boys Get Serious: Magazines, supplements are lining up for a piece of the marketer action.(Special Report: Fashion & Beauty)
  by Thompson, Stephanie
• Spotlight.(The World)(marketing of Britvic's Tango )(Brief Article)
  by Hall, Emma
• AdWatch.(News)(advertising revenues)(Brief Article)
  by Johnson, Bradley
• P&G is belt-tightening, not just trimming TV; Other media may get more dollars, but not enough to explain drop.(News)(advertising of Procter & Gamble Co.)
  by Neff, Jack
• Mazda switches off TV, stays out of out-of-home for new-model launch; In a first, automaker will roll out tall wagon with only print, Web, promos.(News)
  by Halliday, Jean
• Nissan takes ad model for spin; Case Study: TV remains vital, but online gets a big boost in how it spends its $1 billion.(Special Report: Accountability/ROI)
  by Halliday, Jean
• Getting Hispanics to be a Pepper, too; Dr Pepper finds it has fans in demographic, seeks to grow share with 'unmistakable' effort.(Multicultural)(advertising of Dr Pepper/Seven Up Inc.)
  by Wentz, Laurel
• Taiwanese brands on the rise.(News)(Brief Article)
• Melding media create award-category overlap; Viewer participation is changing the way ads are judged at annual festival.(News)
  by Sanders, Lisa
• Moderation Does It.(Special Report: 100 Leading National Advertisers)(Brief Article)
  by Thompson, Stephanie
• Formula One crashes spectacularly in U.S. Michelin flap idles racers; imperils F-1's future here.(News)(Formula One racing)
  by Halliday, Jean; Thomaselli, Rich
• People & Players.(film festivals)
• At Cannes, the Lions say 'Grrr'; Honda spot takes top honor; Crispin saves U.S. from lackluster showing.(News)
  by Wentz, Laurel
• Paris is burning: Carl's Jr. becomes a media owner; Burger joint rides wave of publicity, turns Web sites into destinations.(News)
  by Macarthur, Kate
• CreativityAEs AdCritic.com Hot Spot; Mini: Hey Horn.(The Week)(Brief Article)
• Work; Procter & Gamble: Pampers.(The World)(advertising)(Brief Article)
• Paris match: de Pouzilhac, Bollore to duel; Execs move furious fight from the press to Havas shareholder vote June 9.(News)
  by Sanders, Lisa
• Nestle introduces European `brain shake'.(Hans P. Vriens and David-Jan de Zeeuw.)(Brief Article)
  by Mussey, Dagmar
• Networks thrust into 21st century; From wireless to VOD, broadcast's Big Four place their digital-media bets.(News)(Column)
• FROM FROG TO PHENOM; Vaguely obscene cartoon amphibian conquers European cellphones, TV screens, pop charts.(News)
  by Hall, Emma
• Foreplay in aisle seven: Sexcessories get boost; Retailers say yes as lube, condom marketers push products, seek more space.(News)(Column)
  by NEFF, JACK
• Lightning Rod Effect; That one big hit is all it takes to catapult a cable net-and win buyers' favor. Here's a look at what's getting buzz for fall.(Special Report: Cable TV)(Column)
• DEEP THROAT, INC.(News)(Column)
• Hey, Lee, Jeff, Dan... Cheryl's looking for you; Berman challenges show, execs to set the bar higher at Effies.
  by Arndorfer, James B.; Creamer, Matthew
• Do you Yapoo? 21% of wireless do; AAF attendees hear tales of how fast technology is shaping marketing world.(News)
  by Teinowitz, Ira
• Creativity's/AdCritic.com's PlayList.(The Week)
  by Hanas, Jim
• Is your CVS loyalty card a privacy threat? Retail program has potential security hole.(News)(consumer value store)
  by Neff, Jack
• Upfront expected to finish at $9.2B, slightly below last year; Sales fell by $100 million; some say this correction proves the market works.(News)
  by Atkinson, Claire
• Who really reaps mileage rewards? Airlines-outlay is tiny and fliers are hooked, despite inconveniences.(News)
  by Thomaselli, Rich
• Will Wal-Mart trade up? can it?(News)(management of Wal-Mart Stores Inc.)
  by Frazier, Mya
• Media scorecard: How ROI adds up; Dollar By Dollar: No form of advertising escapes the gaze of measurement analytics.(Special Report: Accountability/ROI)(return on investment)(Brief Article)
  by Lippe, Dan
• Band releases album on cellphones.(The World)(Argentine rock band Babasonicos)(Brief Article)
• The courtship of Jean-Marie Dru.(News)
  by Creamer, Matthew; Sanders, Lisa
• Brady's Bunch; In Sync with gadgets.(People and Players)(Column)
  by Brady, James
• Coke unfurls World Cup campaign in Germany.(The World)(Brief Article)
  by Mussey, Dagmar
• Macy's seeks national spotlight; Retail: No midrange stores have managed the feat.(Special Report: 100 Leading National Advertisers)
  by Frazier, Mya
• Observe the dominant automaker, preying on the alpha sale; Forrester study: Hunt for influencers on Web.
  by Halliday, Jean
• Tale of the tape: Wendy's (then) vs. Wendy's (now).(News)(Brief Article)
  by Rowden, Ian
• Work; Gatorade: X-Factor.(The World)
• Work; Chrysler Group: Jeep.(The World)(Brief Article)
• Our Online Survey; Carl's Paris ad crosses the line.(Viewpoint)
• Nestle brings the bistro to frozen-food section; New line dresses up TV dinners as fancy feasts, seeks higher price.(News)
  by Thompson, Stephanie
• Heat Index; Weekly Rating (0-10) of Sizzle & Fizzle.(MediaWorks)(Brief Article)
• Cheerios crushes Tony as Kellogg launch flops; Cereal titan's Tiger Power remains unknown, unsold.(News)
  by Thompson, Stephanie
• Wal-Mart is the best! No, wait, it's the worst! American Demographics: Opinions diverge on Bentonville behemoth's trustworthiness.(News)(Column)
  by JOHNSON, BRADLEY
• Judgment Day is here for print; Marketers now scrutinize medium's measurement, accountability and creative.(Viewpoint)(ANA)(Column)
  by Kaline, Robert Liodice and Mark A.
• Brady's Bunch; Adler stokes up online 'BW'.(People & Players)(Column)
  by Brady, James
• Spotlight.(The World)(Li-Ning)(Brief Article)
  by Madden, Normandy

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