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Topic: Advertising (page 26)

The family for sale

Jennifer Foote Sweeney

Ask for it by name

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Hooking 'em young: Big tobacco is still targeting the kids

Quitting time: I've stopped smoking before, but now it's for good. Probably.

Technology Log: Epidemic.com

The good, the bad and the dot-coms: Industry poobahs at a Super Bowl ad party throw praise, bean dip at commercials

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Technology Log: If you're going to dot-com yourself, Sun wants to help

Health log: The fictional couple that helped scuttle Clinton's health plan are now in ads promoting coverage for uninsured.

Technology Log: Diamonds are a lech's best friend

The name game: Inside the vicious new world of corporate name-creation

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Killing the flu: Two new drugs are on the market, but do they work?

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Alt: Poor? Intestinal fatigue? Blame advertising!

Pig in the Gulag! Ad for "Animal Farm" gives a whole new meaning to the word "Orwellian"

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David Horowitz takes aim at wrong targets, and misfires. Plus: the bizarre world of advertising; do doctors always know best?

Letters to the Editor

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The return of the Hidden Persuaders, Part 3: Behind Madison Ave.'s farcical descent into madness

The return of the Hidden Persuaders, Part Two: Hypnotizing slackers for Starbucks, and other visionary acts of marketing researc

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The return of the hidden persuaders: How a motley crew of semiotic-spouting hucksters, starry-eyed ad-men and hypnosis gurus are

An adman writes: Why we should get rid of political advertising -- now

21st Challenge: Tech-style "help wanted" ads for the rest of us

Charlie Varon, Jim Rosenau

Technology Log Microsoft to Web sites: Behave!

Kaitlin Quistgaard

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