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Communication 20 Cultural and Media Studies 20 Business 5 Management and Marketing 5 Commerce 4 Film and Television 4 Sociology 4 Geography and Environmental Studies 3 Law 3 Tourism 2 Anti‐semitism 1 Cultural and media studies 1 Holocaust 1 Images 1 Sports 1 War history 1
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English 12 Undetermined 9
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Singh, Sukhpreet 4 Lugosi, Peter 3 Oliver, John 3 Wills, Adrian 3 Erdelyi, Peter 2 Kretschmer, Martin 2 Watson, Tom 2 Andreu, Luisa 1 Bookman, Sonia 1 Burnett, Robert 1 Carter, Dennis 1 Choi, C.J. 1 Denegri-Knott, Janice 1 Eccles, Sue 1 Fyall, Alan 1 Gnoth, Jurgen 1 Grant-Braham, Bruce 1 Kitchen, Philip J. 1 Klimis, G.M. 1 Kozak, Metin 1 Kueng, Lucy 1 Lebe, Sonja Sibila 1 Martens, Cheryl 1 McIntyre, Charles 1 Molesworth, Mike 1 Moutinho, Luiz 1 Parry, Frank 1 Picard, Robert 1 Saker, Jim 1 Schwanke, Benita 1 Southern, Geoff 1 Suortti, Jukka Petteri 1 Towse, Ruth 1 Zwaan, A.J. 1
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Biscuit (Cookie) consumption: cognitive suspension to experience moments of perfection in another world than this!
McIntyre, Charles; Schwanke, Benita - 2010
Purpose: To investigate the choice and experience attributes of core Southern UK customers/consumers concerning the buying and eating of biscuits – sweet (cookie) and savoury (cracker) - of a high premium, luxury or indulgent nature and the possible opportunity for organic or other more...
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Co-creating Socially Responsible Brands: MTV, Starbucks, and the responsibilization of employees and consumers
Bookman, Sonia; Martens, Cheryl - 2010
Everyday life is increasingly made up of ethical messages and decisions mediated by the brands in our lives. Based on extensive empirical research on the brands Starbucks and MTV, this article examines some of the ways these two brands format corporate social responsibility (CSR). Drawing on...
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Reputation Management: Corporate Image and Communication
Kitchen, Philip J.; Watson, Tom - 2010
Reputation was, is, and always will be of immense importance to organisations, whether commercial, governmental or not-for-profit. To reach their goals, stay competitive and prosper, good reputation paves the organisational path to acceptance and approval by stakeholders. Even organisations...
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From marketing to market practices: Assembling the ruin bars of Budapest
Lugosi, Peter; Erdelyi, Peter - 2009
In this paper we turn our attention to the classical marketing problems of product/service launch and development, by examining the emergence of the so-called ‘ruin bars’ in Budapest between 1999 and 2009. Traditionally the marketing discipline has been content with adopting the abstract...
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From Marketing to Market Practices: Assembling the Ruin Bars of Budapest
Lugosi, Peter; Erdelyi, Peter - 2009
In this paper we turn our attention to the classical marketing problems of product/service launch and development, by examining the emergence of the so-called ‘ruin bars’ in Budapest between 1999 and 2009. Traditionally the marketing discipline has been content with adopting the abstract...
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The Production of Hospitable Space: Commercial Propositions and Consumer Co-Creation in a Bar Operation
Lugosi, Peter - 2009
This paper examines the processes through which a commercial bar is transformed into a hospitable space. Drawing on a study of a venue patronized by lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual/transgender consumers, it considers how social and commercial forms of hospitality are mobilized. The paper...
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The future of non-terrestrial broadcasters in the UK television industry: the shape of things to come?
Wills, Adrian; Oliver, John - 2009
The UK television industry operates in a highly turbulent environment characterised by the rapid changes in; regulation, technology, audience behaviour and new media consumption. This competitive environment makes it difficult for television companies to identify strategies for growth and may...
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Empirical observations on television format rights disputes from 1987 to 2007
Singh, Sukhpreet - 2008
Commercially successful ideas in the creative world are often imitated or adapted. Television formats, in particular, are routinely copied. From early radio formats to game shows and reality programme formats of today, producers have accused others of “stealing”. Although formats constitute...
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“TV Format Protection through Marketing Strategies?”
Singh, Sukhpreet - 2008
Commercially successful programme ideas are often imitated or adapted. Television formats, in particular, are routinely copied. Starting from radio formats in the 1950s to game shows and reality programme formats of today, producers have accused others of “stealing”. Although formats...
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The Internet and the Mass Media,
Kueng, Lucy (contributor); Picard, Robert (contributor);  … - 2008
This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the impact of the Internet on media and mediated content industries. It explores and discusses the changes this emergent communications platform is engendering for the media and content industries and the implications of those changes. Its contents...
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