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Advertising account executives control advertising dollars. A magazine's media kit must give them everything they need to know to place an ad on their client's behalf.

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A former ad executive who sometimes fought with the papers over coverage of his clients, Tierney purchased them three years ago. Now he's fighting mightily to keep them.

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In this episode of Charm School, the girls get makeovers into "ugly girls," complete with fat suits! And Brandi C. spits in Destiney's face, getting her sent home.

Everybody has become used to the same old print, TV and radio ads. Find out what the future holds for the advertising industry and why you should be excited about it.

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This film is just as funny and entertaining today as it was when it was produced in 2003. The bonus features add a lot to this edition.

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Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer is the most beloved children's Christmas carols of all time. Here are the lyrics to this song for kids to sing along this Christmas.

The central theme of the award-winning series Mad Men is personal identity; in this first of two parts, series leads Don and Betty Draper are analyzed.

The newest romantic comedies and dramas on DVD range from young lust (Twilight) to middle-aged love (Last Chance Harvey).

Cary Grant and Alfred Hitchcock combine in a great caper movie - maintaining just enough menace to be thrilling, whilst also featuring much comedy.

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Choose a show, pick a season, grab some snacks, and relive the past.

The story of one man's fall from grace after losing his advertising executive job and how Starbucks helped bring him back to happiness.

Despite the story's contrivances, Hudson and McConaughey bring life to this frivolous, yet satisfying, romantic comedy.

Ideas and brief biography of John Watson, American psychologist who championed objective psychology in his behaviorism.

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It makes intuitive sense to pay teachers according to how well they succeed, but serious institutional impediments stand in the way of making merit pay work.

Microsoft executives are promoting the company's determination to be a major player in digital advertising.

Tracing the birth of NYC's Broadway, including the "Tin Pan Alley," Ziegfeld, Shubert brothers, and it first performers like Cantor, Jolson and M. Miller.

Learn the facts about starting and running a home-based business. Discover the tools you need to launch and run a successful home-based business.

The American Film Institute has designated the Top Ten Mystery Films of All Time. The Alfred Hitchcock mystery thriller, Vertigo, takes the top spot.

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July offers an assortment of new and older comedy series from television.

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