Saturday, January 3, 2009

White Collar and Corporate Crime or Kleppners Advertising Procedure

White Collar and Corporate Crime

Author: Gill Geis

Prentice Hall’s Masters Series in Criminology brings the work of true masters to life for a new audience of readers, presenting brief and accessible introductions to crime and criminology topics from some of the leading scholars in criminology today. All authors in the series are true academic pioneers, and each book in the series pulls from the authors’ decades of research and writing in their fields. The first and only series of its kind, Prentice Hall’s Masters Series in Criminology introduces readers to the scholars and issues that are at the core of modern criminology.



Interesting textbook: Leadership the Eleanor Roosevelt Way or Sniper One

Kleppner's Advertising Procedure

Author: Thomas Russell

Covering the entire field of advertising with special emphasis on IMC and new technologies, it places advertising within a contemporary, integrated marketing framework to demonstrate how advertising must be coordinated with all other aspects of marketing communications. The book covers four basic concept of advertising: the place of advertising, planning the advertising, managing the advertising, and media. Account people and creative people in the field of marketing communication, branding, integrated communications, and new media advertising.

Booknews

A textbook for students who are majoring in advertising and will go on to more advanced courses, for those going into related fields and want a general idea, or for those who simply find the subject interesting. Presents the current techniques, theories, and procedures common to the various elements of the advertising industry. The 14th edition pays more attention to interrelationships of the various fields of marketing communication, and includes innovations such as new media and Web advertising, the move to digital graphics, and recent research. Examples of advertising comprise much of the many and colorful illustrations. The extensive glossary is without pronunciation. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.



Table of Contents:
Pt. 1The Place of Advertising1
1Background of Today's Advertising3
2Roles of Advertising22
Pt. 2Planning the Advertising53
3The Advertising Spiral and Brand Planning55
4Target Marketing76
Pt. 3Managing the Advertising111
5The Advertising Agency, Media Services, and Other Services113
6The Advertiser's Marketing/Advertising Operation134
Pt. 4Media155
7Basic Media Strategy157
8Using Television187
9Using Radio225
10Using Newspapers250
11Using Magazines286
12Out-Of-Home Advertising330
13Direct-Response and Direct-Mail Advertising356
14Sales Promotion396
Pt. 5Creating the Advertising435
15Research in Advertising437
16Creating the Copy459
17The Total Concept: Words and Visuals482
18Print Production502
19The Television Commercial532
20The Radio Commercial554
21Trademarks and Packaging568
22The Complete Campaign591
Pt. 6Other Environments of Advertising621
23Retail Advertising623
24International Advertising643
25Legal and Other Restraints on Advertising662
26Economic and Social Effects of Advertising693

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

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