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    Backstreet Boys In a world full of imitations‚ the Backstreet Boys are definitely not just another fabricated‚ bubblegum-pop boy-band‚ but are a multi-talented group of real musicians. With each Backstreet Boy having his own unique experiences in such areas as: acting‚ singing‚ modeling‚ and playing instruments‚ it is obvious that it would add flavor to their phenomenal voices‚ and lead them to fame and fortune. "Honestly‚ looking at them for the first time with their country‚ down to earth‚

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    Roadblock Advertising

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    A Roadblock in Advertising Prepared - Vikaash S Thakur‚ Lecturer‚ MBA- GGITS‚ Jabalpur Abstract: Everyone pray for a smooth‚ hurdle free ride in his/ her life‚ but ask a marketer he would love to have roadblocks in the lifecycle of his Product/ Brand. Nowadays roadblock advertising is an emerging strategy for marketers to launch/ re-launch their brand. Though it was first used by a small fire extinguisher making company in 1994 but the real use of roadblock advertising is increasing from 2008-09

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    Research on Drake

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    ` Drake By: Stephanie M. Vella Period 3 Drake’s music is largely influenced by his desire to have a committed relationship‚ his career‚ and paying respect to the rappers he honors. Drake is recent to the rap industry‚ and doesn’t have a typical background you would expect. Drake started his career by playing a role of‚ “Jimmy Brook‚” on the show Degrassi. He is a rapper‚ singer‚ and actor. He continues to be a success in rap. To begin with‚ Drake was born on October

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    What Is Carson's Work

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    During the period of 1982–1987‚ Carson worked as a teacher in Torrey Pines High School in San Diego‚ California. In 1983‚ Carson started to experiment with graphic design and found himself immersed in the artistic and bohemian culture of Southern California. By the late eighties he had developed his signature style‚ using "dirty" type and non-mainstream photography. He would later be dubbed the "father of grunge." Carson went on to become the art director of Transworld Skateboarding magazine.

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    back then were also influenced by what the musicians wore. Whatever they saw a singer wearing on one of their videos that would be the type of clothes that would become popular. When MTV first aired it was the only station on TV that was dedicated to what celebrities were up to as well to what they were wearing. MTV was and still is a very popular TV show; today teens watch the videos and get inspiration on what type of clothing to wear. Anything and everything that a musician wears would become

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    Exercise 2.1 Viacom http://www.viacom.com 1. Identify Viacom’s strategic business units. What are the major competitive advantages of each SBU? 2. Follow the links to the various MTV networks (MTV‚ MTV2‚ mtvU‚ and Tr3s) and read about their different audiences and marketing strategies. How do the MTV networks fit into Viacom’s strategic planning process? Exercise 2.2 American Red Cross http://www.redcross.org 1. Based on the Red Cross’s website‚ can you discern the agency’s marketing

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    3 The early nineties MTV changed the face of reality television by introducing a new show format‚ where a group of young adults in their early twenties‚ were selected by producers and put into a furnished‚ home in a city‚ while cameras rolled twenty-four hours a day‚ capturing their every move. This show‚ called‚ THE REAL WORLD‚ would set a precedent for the subsequent

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    Swatch is a unique success story. Why has the company been so successful? Was it important that the Swiss watch industry recapture the lower end of the market? Why? Why not? The Swatch watch was originally intended to re-capture the entry level market share lost by Swiss manufacturers during the aggressive growth of Japanese watch companies such as Seiko in the 1960s and 1970s‚ and to re-popularize analog watches at the time when digital watches had achieved wide popularity. The launch of the new

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    justin timberlake

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    was internationally famous and performed at the Academy Awards‚ the Olympics‚ and the Super Bowl. In 2002‚ he performed at the MTV VMAs‚ and in 2003 he recorded a song “I’m Lovin’ It” that McDonalds decided to use as their jingle. If you jump to 2006‚ Justin recorded one of his most famous songs‚ SexyBack! It hi Billboard 100 right after he performed it at the 2006 MTV VMAs. He was also the special guest at the 2006 Victoria’s Secret Fashion song‚ where he also sang SexyBack. On November 20‚ 2008

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    for a lot of products to be made available in the market‚ decision-making has to be centralised and the market homogenised making the world as a global village. Levitt’s influence was well known that companies like Saatchi & Saatchi‚ Coca-Cola‚ MTV‚ and Mcdonalds believed in him. 2. Why do others dispute the validity of this scenario? Although MNEs have been truly successful in starting to practice Levitt’s theories‚ the long run‚ they realised that something is going wrong. Local enterprises

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