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Articles in June, 2007 issue of Advertising Age

• CLARKE OSBORNE.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(Clarke Osborne)(Brief article)
  by Graser, Marc
• GAYLE TROBERMAN.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(Gayle Troberman services in Microsoft Corp.)(Brief article)
  by Graser, Marc
• Global highlight: Ford Mondeo.(The World)(Brief article)
  by Hall, Emma
• FERNANDA ROMANO.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(executive creative director at Lowe Worldwide)(Brief article)(Biography)
  by Wentz, Laurel
• The heat index; Weekly rating (0-10) of sizzle and fizzle.(MediaWorks)(television program ratings)(Brief article)
• More CMOs seeking to go private.(News)(chief marketing officers)
  by Rooney, Jennifer
• String of digital deals leaves ad world baffled; ANA, others struggle to understand implications of web giants' recent buys.(News)(Association of National Advertisers )
  by Klaassen, Abbey
• Commercial ratings? Nets talk TiVo instead; Metric makes debut, but sellers force negotiations back to DVR viewership.(News)
  by Hampp, Andrew; Steinberg, Brian
• KATIE BAYNE.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(Katie Bayne services in Coca-Cola Co. Coca-Cola North America)
  by Macarthur, Kate
• PROGRAMMING GUIDE week of JUNE 4.(Programming Guide)
• Where's the money moving? Out of media; Ad dollars drop, but that doesn't mean marketers have stopped spending.(Cannes 2007)
  by Johnson, Bradley
• Quotes.(Special Report: Eco-Marketing)(Quotation)
• Public companies must give CMOs time to do their jobs.(Viewpoint)
• THE HEAT INDEX; Weekly rating (0-10) of sizzle and fizzle.(MediaWorks)
• BEN & JERRY'S: A GREEN PIONEER; For over a decade, ice-cream maker has made the environment a priority; now it's looking to up ante with 'Lick Global Warming'.(Special Report: Eco-Marketing)
  by Thompson, Stephanie
• Trade marketing finally gets some respect (well, at P&G).(News)
  by Neff, Jack
• After pirates steal 'Sicko,' Weinsteins deploy decoys; People hunting for new Moore movie might find advertising instead.(News)
  by Brodesser-Akner, Claude
• Irrational consumer lust will make the iPhone a big success.(Columns)
  by Bloom, Jonah
• J&J: Our duality is a benefit, not a hindrance; Marketer says consumer, drug sides will team up on product development.(Johnson & Johnson)
  by Nett, Jack
• Who wins?(News)(Procter & Gamble Co.)
  by Neff, Jack
• Media Guy's Pop Pick: TheDailyTube.com and Chime.TV; Our columnist's current media obsession.(MediaWorks)(Brief article)
  by s.d.
• Nokia hits the road in China to promote latest smart phone; Sends race-car driver cross country with high-end devices in effort to reach tech-savvy consumers.(The World)
  by Madden, Normandy
• A FIRST-TIMER'S TAKE ON CANNES; Much of the spectacle left Ad Age's Matthew Creamer feeling a little ill-and it wasn't just the whiskey.(Cannes 2007)
• Marketers, networks must break their TV dependence.(Viewpoint)
• 'Fight Girls' beat up on media buyers, homeless man.(Adages)
  by Wheaton, Ken
• If only Infiniti's advertising were as appealing as its cars.(Garfield's AdReview)
  by Garfield, Bob
• How Tupperware made itself relevant again; Brand shifts image via endorsers Ice T, Shields, sees sales increase 14.(News)
  by Neff, Jack
• Hispanic upfront likely will climb 7% as nets tout brand integration; Telemundo develops ad-free telenovela; Unilever works with Univision to build web-based show.(Multicultural)
  by Wentz, Laurel
• Who blogs?(News)
  by Bulik, Beth Snyder
• On the road: 'Actor Interview'.(Multicultural)(Nick Cannon, speaks about television advertising)(Interview)(Brief article)
  by Wentz, Laurel
• COLEEN KUEHN.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(executive vice president at MPG)(Brief article)(Biography)
• Brand vs. Street: The classic clash fells Macy's CMO; MacDonald's long-term vision lost out to public co.'s short-term pressures.(News)(Anne MacDonald of Macy)
  by Sanders, Lisa
• Comcast saves the best for last in a spot that's funny, relevant.(Garfield's Adreview)
• Package-goods marketers finally find value in search; Google, others woo advertisers who thought it wouldn't benefit their low-involvement brands.(Digital)
  by Neff, Jack
• What you say.(News)(Brief article)
  by Tan, Emily
• Don't shield your eyes from this trend in Japanese beauty.(The World)
  by McCaughan, Dave
• USA Today's Al Neuharth chases new generation.(News)(Interview)
• MAKING FRIENDS WITH THE SOCIAL NETWORKS.(News)(Website overview)
  by KLAASSEN, ABBEY
• GARFIELD'S THEORY OF 'EVOLUTION'; Our ad critic picks soap sellers to come first, second and third.(Cannes 2007)
• How...(CMO Strategy)(Brief article)
• THIS GIN IS FOR PEOPLE WHO DON'T LIKE GIN; New brand is cultivating star-studded cachet to win over drinkers who hate the taste.(News)
  by Mullman, Jeremy
• AD SPENDING IN DEVELOPING NATIONS OUTPACES AVERAGE; 'PERFECT STORM': Technology changes how consumers get messages just as attention shifts away from the more mature Western markets.(BRIC)
  by King, Steve
• Another product of convergence, the iPhone is destined for failure.(Columns)(Column)
  by Ries, Al
• Dr Pepper bursts one band's bubble.(Events Watch 2007)
  by Tan, Emily
• 'Evolution' win shows film is no longer the dominant species.(Garfield's AdReview)
  by Garfield, Bob
• Work.(advertisng campaigns)(Network BBDO)(Brief article)
• Pepsi goes on $55 mil binge for Diet Max.(News)(Pepsi-Cola Co.)
  by Macarthur, Kate
• Philips: We're not just light bulbs; Marketer uses umbrella tack to show consumers breadth of its product line.(News)
• Women to watch.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(Editorial)
• Brownridge's plan to boost Dennis titles? Cross-selling; New owner wants to integrate ad-sales teams, offer more package deals.(News)(Dennis Publishing)
  by Ives, Nat
• TODAY'S NICHE MARKETING IS ABOUT NARROW, NOT SMALL; BIG IMPACT: The brands that will survive in the new economy will give up illusions of massiveness.(CMO Strategy)
  by Lindsay, Marsha
• What you need to know to win over a locavore.(News)(Brief article)
  by Frazier, Mya
• Very large man now finds it much easier to be invisible.(Adages)(Editorial)
  by Wheaton, Ken
• In a small Danish town, Lego is shaping the future of commerce.(News)(Company overview)
• HOW TO PUSH PILLS; IAG offers tips to make your pharma ads as memorable as that moth.(News)(Brief article)
• CAROLE WALKER.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(marketing services director at Masterfoods USA)(Brief article)(Biography)
  by Thompson, Stephanie
• Volkswagen follows a winding ad road.(News)(Chronology)(Brief article)
• CAROLE IRGANG.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(Brief article)
  by Thompson, Stephanie
• TELECOMS SHORE UP DEFENSES FOR IPHONE INVASION; Companies say they welcome Apple's game changer, but that sure isn't stopping them from fighting it off.(News)
  by Cuneo, Alice Z.
• BAG IT! OMNIPRESENT PLASTIC BAGS UNDER ATTACK.(Special Report: Eco-Marketing)
  by Riedman, Patricia
• VIVA VIVA! K-C BOOSTS BRAND'S MARKETING; Samples of product will be stitched into pages of Reader's Digest.(News)
• Witnessing tabloid history at the MTV Movie Awards.(MediaWorks)
  by Hampp, Andrew
• Eco-Mania.(Special Report: Eco-Marketing)
  by Ryan, Mike
• MAKING THE MOST OF MUSIC; SOUND CHECK : Orchestrate a strategy for music that elevates it to the level of picture and copy in the creative process.(CMO Strategy)
  by Pazzani, Martin
• GREEN PAST DOESN'T SATISFY HP; Tech giant has had recycling program since '80s but strengthens 'healthy planet' vision through energy efficiency and education.(Special Report: Eco-Marketing)
  by Bulik, Snyder Beth
• What's to love about media? Tina Brown, 'Mad Men' and Dr. Evil; Believe it or not, some aspects of this industry make even our crabby columnist break down and smile.
  by Dumenco, Simon
• BRAZIL, CHINA BUILD WAL-MART BOTTOM LINE; RETAILING: With boom years in U.S. a memory, giant eyes international expansion as source of future gains.(BRIC)(Wal-Mart Stores Inc.)
  by Frazier, Mya
• Marketing mechanics.(News)(Brief article)
• It's almost too close to call, but you just might watch at work.(influence of television industry on management of working hours of employees)(Brief article)
  by Tan, Emily
• what you missed.(Briefs)(Best Buy Company Inc. hired BBDO Worldwide Inc.)(eBay Inc. removed all its search ads from Google)(Interpublic Group of Companies Inc. appointed Michael Duda)(Brief article)
• How to attract the best in an era of drastic change.(Talentworks)
  by Leon, Don
• Some people would kill a unicorn just to get an iPhone.(News)(market research of Apple's iPhone)(Brief article)
  by Tan, Emily
• In web bout, eBay wins by hitting Google in the wallet; on search marketing.(Digital)
  by Sullivan, Danny
• As seen on AdAge.com/OutofSite.(Columns)(misplaced advertisements of Virgin Mobile Telecoms Ltd.)(New York Times Co. Times Daily on user generated content for advertisement)(IAC Search & Media's advertising campaign)
• Agencies can't get blinded by Google envy.(News)
  by Donaton, Scott
• Tips for waving the flag.(News)(Brief article)
• DataCenter.(Brief article)(Statistical data)
  by Brown, Kevin; Johnson, Bradley
• EILEEN NAUGHTON.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(media director at Google Inc.)(Brief article)(Biography)
  by Klaassen, Abbey
• People & players.
  by Reinhardt, Kara
• MICHELLE GASS.(Special Report: Women to Watch)(Michelle Gass services)
  by Macarthur, Kate

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