E.J. Woodhouse
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Science & Technology Studies
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The New York Times
- An Advertising Power, but Just What Does Doubleclick Do?
- Baby Wranglers in Demand in Marketing for Children
- Signatures on Cyberspace's Dotted Line
The Wall Street Journal
- FCC votes against probing hard-liquor ads on TV
- Why TV Networks Are Still Worth Buying
- That's a WAP: How the Cell Phone And Web Contracted An Arranged Marriage
- Cola on the Rocks, Coke Plans a 'Classic Redsign --- New Look for the Top Pop Aims to Infuse Some Fixx Into a Nostalgic Image
- Wires Corssed: Flawed Safety Device in Jets Gets Blamed For a Near Catastrophe
- Gene Therapy Is Dealt Setback By the FDA of Gene Drug
- Lasting Impact: How an Internal Memo Written 26 Years Ago is Costing GM Dearly
- True Grit, Or How Sights Denim Makes Money in Dirty Jeans
- Hip Hopes: Purple Dreadlocks, Sexy Dance Moves...Disney Goes for Spice
- Online Trading for Corporate-Finance Chiegs Arrives
- Crunch Points: Product Development Is Always Difficults; consider the Frito Pie --- 7-Eleven and Partner PepsiCo Took a year to Concoct the Corn-Chip Casserole --- The Hurdle: Bag vs No Bag
- Philip Morris TV Ad Campaign Seeks to Repair Cigarette Maker's Image
- The Price of Power -- Sticking to Its Guns: Why the Pentagon is Often Slow to Pursue Promising Weapons -- Resistance and Neglect Kept Drones From Soaring, Despite Their Advantages -- The 'Arsenal Ship' Torpedoed
- Inside the Race to Profit from Global Warming -- Big Business Produces Some Unexpected Converts -- Dropping the Fight on Science, Companies are Scrambling to Look a Little Greener
- Group Slows Seeds of Revolt against Genetically Altered Foods in U.S.
- A Secret Cat-and-Mouse Game Online -- Web Sites Know Who You Are And Can Let You in or Send You Someplace Else
- Battle of Beer Froth Is Coming to a Head for England's Pubs
- Media Circus: As 'The Other World' Turns, TV in Brazil Gets Downright Odd -- Improved Economy Jolts Old Network as Masses Watch Wrestling Models -- Little Auntie the Dominatrix
- Out of the Closet Comes a Secret Vice: The Vacuum Habit -- Houses Bristle With Them, Thanks to Niche-Cleaning And the Need for 'ESP'
- VW Sows Confusion with Common Pattern for Models -- Investors Worry Profits May Suffer as Lines Compete
The Washington Post
- Government Blankets Media With Anti-Drug Message for Youth
USA Today
- Automakers Hope Perks Pique Buyers' Interest
- Advertisers Find Real People Make Better Pitches
Other Notable Newspapers
- Why Johnny Has to Have THOSE Sneakers Advertising pitched to kids continues to increase on television, at the mall, and even in classrooms.
- Humorous Beer Commericials Lure Children, Researcher Says
- Target market: Your children under the influence: Parents feel pressure exerted by boys and girls influenced by advertiesments
- Companies from General Mills to Chevron blur the line between advertisement and entertainment, focusing their sites on children and the best way to Feed Their Heads
- Incomplete Human - We Teach our Kids to be Consumers Rather than Thinkers
- Bill would trample on First Amendment rights
- Pharmaceutical companies add celebrity to ad formula
- DO DRUG ADS EDUCATE OR MISLEAD CONSUMERS? Series: THE SELLING OF A NEW DRUG One in an occasional series
- Force Feeding the News
- The Clash With Distant Cultures: Values, Interests and Force in American Foreign Policy
- Preface to the issue "American Academic Culture in Transformation: Fifty Years, Four Disciplines"
- The 'small screen' gets big
